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Bio

Changing lives! Father. Activist. Rapper. Film Maker. Non-Profit Director.

🙏🏾 Jesus
🙌🏾 Fatherhood
🗣 Rapper (SDLY3)
🏛 Juvenile Justice Advocate
✊🏾 Justice Reform Commission Member
🏛 Criminal Justice Council Board
🎥 CEO of Film/Record company
✊🏾 Director of Juvenile Justice Ministry
🏈 Ex-College football player
🎓 Triple Major / MPA
(I’ve lived 5 lives)

Streets Don’t Love You 3
IamReconcile.com

I began dedicating my time and efforts towards struggling youth and incarnated men as far back as 2009. Conducting intervention outreach events with the juvenile gang unit led by Dan Hicks in Houston in 2009. Post-collegiate football, I launched an independent label and dropped a project that charted #2 on iTunes rap, the goal was to simply make music that challenged street culture and help people change their life. In 2013 well I formed a non-profit (Live Frontline Inc.) to mentor at-risk teens on probation in inner-city Houston, TX. The non-profit served as a program for probation officers to refer low-risk or recently released youth, the program was conducted in 3rd Ward Houston, TX. While rapping I served as a juvenile court case manager for Harris County and I’m currently the Director of Juvenile Justice Ministry in Miami. I’m an advocates for juvenile rights and resources as well as the rights and resources for communities of color. In 2020 I challenged the political leadership as well as the Mayor of Miami with an agenda to improve black life in the city of Miami. I advocate for juvenile justice reform, prison reform, major changes to public housing as well as education reform.

✈️ MIAMI TO 3RD WARD, HOUSTON