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In Loving Memory of
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Welcome to BJS Radio! This gospel station is dedicated to the memory of Beulah Jean Sharpe. A pioneer for women's and worker's rights, Beulah was a trailblazer in Northeastern North Carolina during the late 70's and early to mid 80's. She was the last union leader at the Talon Zipper factory, once located in Woodland, NC before it closed its doors. After trying unsuccessfully, to reopen a worker-owned factory with a small cohort of partners, she went the non-profit route instead, and founded the Center for Women's Economic Alternatives in 1984, but would not live to see it flourish due to her untimely death one year later.
I believe that my mother's hard work was glorifying to God. Therefore, I will keep her legacy alive by providing gospel music and talk radio that serves to reach out to, uplift, and vocalize the community!
Joan Vanessa Sharpe McCullough
Owner, TechChick Productions, L.L.C.
Producer, BJS Radio
I believe that my mother's hard work was glorifying to God. Therefore, I will keep her legacy alive by providing gospel music and talk radio that serves to reach out to, uplift, and vocalize the community!
Joan Vanessa Sharpe McCullough
Owner, TechChick Productions, L.L.C.
Producer, BJS Radio
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