VH1 Special:: Out in Hip Hop

by Digital and Radio FactsOctober 19, 2015May 9, 20262

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><figcaption>Panelists include: Milan Christopher; Rap Icon, Daryl McDaniels (DMC) of Run DMC; Big Freedia; and Sharon Lettman-Hicks, NBJC’s Executive Director/CEO.</figcaption></figure>
<p>Tonight, VH1 will present “LHH: Out in Hip Hop” at 11PM ET/PT, an hour-long roundtable discussion celebrating being out in the hip hop music community and posing the question: Is hip hop music homophobic<br />
Moderated by ABC News’ T.J. Holmes, the open dialogue will include a studio audience that has been touched by the Miles and Milan story line. They will be joined by artists and cultural experts speaking candidly on homophobia within the hip hop music industry.<br />
The panelists include a diverse lineup of talent from various backgrounds and experiences, including television and radio personalities, hip hop music artists, film producers, writers, activists and religious leaders within American pop-culture and the LGBT community. NBJC is excited to announce that our very own Sharon J. Lettman-Hicks is one of the featured guests for the VH1 Special: “LHH: OUT IN HIP HOP” premiering tonight, October 19th, at 11pm ET/PT.<br />
Additional guests on the panel include: Big Freedia, Buttahman, Cakes da Killa, Chuck Creekmur, Clay Cane, D. Smith, DMC, Emil Wilbekin, Fizz, Felicia Pearson, Fly Young Red, Pastor Jamal Bryant, Karamo Brown, Pastor Kevin Taylor, Michael Arceneaux, Nneka Onuorah, Ray J, Pastor Delman Coates, and SIYA.</p><div class='code-block code-block-8' style='margin: 8px auto; text-align: center; display: block; clear: both;'>
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