In a One-on-One Interview with the Grambling Connection, Master P goes into detail on why he thinks re-programming black youth on Financial Literacy will help alleviate poverty in the black community
What adjective has not been used to describe this visionary and forward-thinking man. Iconic, legendary, trailblazer, mogul, business leader, philanthropist and the list goes on. First, he conquered the music industry with groundbreaking deals and millions of records in sales, then he continued his massive success into fashion, film, sports and even the food industry via brands like, Rap Snacks and Hooty Hoos and, most recent, his healthy line of foods from his company, Miller Family Foods. But some of the work he’s most proud of and passionate about has been his work with black youth and education, especially when it comes to teaching them about financial empowerment.
After delivering his keynote speech at Grambling State University’s Fall Commencement on Friday, December 13, 2024, Dr. Percy “Master P” Miller sat down with The Grambling Connection to answer a few questions and dish further on some of the things he said during his speech about black youth and education.
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