A unique collaboration between a technological group that aids prisoners in correctional facilities with rehab support during their time and on their release and the rapper Lecrae along with an HBCU looks to find one person with an uplifting message delivered through Hip-Hop.
Lecrae is speaking out against the backlash that he received over his seeming lack of effort to check a white Pastor who referred to the heinous act of slavery as a "white blessing." On Tuesday (Jun 16), the Christian rapper took to social media to speak his truth regarding the incident, clarifying that he was not "ok" with what Atlanta mega-church pastor Louie Giglio said in regards to slavery.
Lecrae is in the hot seat after his appearance with Atlanta mega-church pastor Louie Giglio and Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy to discuss the topic of race relations took an awful turn. On Sunday (Jun 14), Giglio sat down with rapper Lecrae and Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy to have "an open and honest conversation around how racism has plagued our city for generations and the steps we can all take to confront it head-on in our church, our neighborhoods, and our hearts."