Award-winning hip-hop artist and producer Mustard (formerly DJ Mustard) joined 100 Black Men of Los Angeles and Council President Herb Wesson to hand out over 800 boxes of meat, produce and BBQ fixings to help struggling families celebrate Father’s Day. The drive-thru took place last Friday at Wesson’s West Adams District Office.
Pictures from the star-studded event
Nipsey Hussle and Meek Mill (courtesy photo) LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kim Kardashian West isn’t the only celebrity speaking out for prison reform. It’s a topic that was also very important to slain rapper Nipsey Hussle, and to Common, Kevin Hart and a host of others who consider the criminal justice system often unfair and dehumanizing. Hussle served time before he was shot to death on March 31 and was raising awareness for changes. Last October, he headlined a free #TimeDone campaign concert to bring awareness to the 70 million Americans living with a past conviction. In February, while attending
STATE Bags, Roc Nation and President Obama’s mentorship initiative, My Brother’s Keeper, recently gave students at 42nd Street Elementary an unforgettable pep rally.
President Obama’s initiative, My Brother’s Keeper, Roc Nation and STATE Bags recently gave students at 42nd Street Elementary a pep rally to remember complete with one of the hottest artist and producers in the music industry
