Expressive Artist Stereotypes Redefined

I have healed my own trauma and am committed to guiding others on their own path toward healing.

I help others from being bullied.

My friend is an old man and he got scared from having a stroke. I held his hand until the ambulance came to take him to the hospital and I made him a card to feel better.

My good deed is upholding the image of the black man in America. Everyday African American men and women are depicted as animalistic or less than other races, incapable of helping ourselves, often complaining rarely taking action. My good deed is being the best version of myself I can be, to show my brothers and sisters that WE are capable of so much more than we’re credited for. To show my brothers and sisters that all we’ll ever needed is a chance.

By choice, I perform active service work in the community on a twice a month basis if not more since July of 2018.