Way to go Melo! This is what we need! Activism and celebrities using their status for the betterment of police-community relations! Keep reading to see what Anthony had to say.
Doritos Introduces New Bag Of Chips In Support Of The LGBT Community
Frito-Lay has released a limited edition Rainbow version of the popular snack in partnership with the It Gets Better Project, a non-profit that aims to prevent suicide among LGBT youth.
(Photo) Young Jeezy Pens An Open Letter About His “Concerns And Frustrations” In Communities Around The World
For a few days now, Young Jeezy has had fans in anticipation with the hopes of a new project. While he has released the single “God,” that is only one part of the what he’s offering these. In an open letter, Pastor Young – he signed off – the rapper talks about the negativity that has impacted communities around the world; he discusses why our communities strive so hard and fight to get what is wanted out of life. “I would like to take this time to ADDRESS the Street Disciples and Congregation to express my concerns and frustrations on what’s going on in our communities all over the world today,” he begins the letter. “…We are all Gods in our own right. We all have the ability and the power to change the things around us. We all have the ability to affect lives; to raise our sons and daughters to become Kings and Queens; Leaders and Prophets. To make a difference on Earth while they are here.” Read more after the jump.
(Video) Ex- Congressional Hopeful Plots Attack On Muslim Community
According to Federal prosecutors, a Tennessee man has been indicted on a charge of soliciting another person to burn down a mosque in New York State.
(Photos) Obama Back To Community Organizing?
The presidential term of Barrack Obama is waning and as you can imagine, his first act as former President of the United States of America will be drinking from a coconut while resting under the sun.
(Video) Twista and “Voice of the Streetz” Program Address Chicago Violence
Violence might sound cool on a record but most Chicagoans would rather live in peace. The rampant violence weighing over neighborhoods and taking life after life hasn’t decreased much even with many of the city’s entertainers pushing positive vibes to the situation. Never giving up on the love however, Twista and “Voice of the Streetz” Program Address Chicago Violence and champion being heard beyond the music.
