“This is what happens when you take a nineteen-year-old boy and put him in prison,” is how the Comedian Ali Sidiiq introduces his story on an episode of the Comedy Central show titled “This Is Not Happening.” In a series of tragic and life-changing events, the Houston, Texas native went from reenacting episodes of the popular sitcom Martin for his cellmates to performing on stage in front of audiences worldwide.

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Moses Ingram started out as a girl with a dream—a dream that like most, was no easy feat. Crediting her mother for getting her into acting, it wasn’t until she was 16 that she decided to take the career seriously. A West Baltimore native, the 28-year-old was faced with adversities as she tried to turn her dreams into reality. From being told by a student adviser she should choose a more “professional career,” to being rejected multiple times by the Juilliard School, it was her unrelenting determination, and the support of her family, that helped her turn her dream into the promising career unfolding before her today.

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Rap Snacks is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and is graciously recognized as “The official snack of hip-hop.” Rap Snacks has unique flavors, artsy packaging, and some of hip-hop’s top brand ambassadors such as Cardi B, Snoop Dog, and Migos. All of these components have worked together to make this tasty snack an emblem of our culture and a delicious crunch to munch on like no others on the market. 

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