Young Hiphop Stars Take a Knee for Peace with Justice
Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson and State Rep. Jordan Harris invited the South Philly Flames, a youthful hiphop team that has long been campaigning against gun violence, to a demonstration at Wharton Square in Point Breeze. Littlepage is president of the Board of Directors of Diversified Community Services. The Young Flames performed under the rubric “Ignite the […]
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