Recently I was browsing NPR's "Code Switch" Instagram account and they posted a Master P doll that they shared within their office, and I immediately wanted one. So, after a couple google searches I found one on eBay for a few bucks and I purchased. When it arrived to my house I had no clue what to do with it. I debated whether taking it out the box or not. So it just sat on my living room floor for a several weeks until a co-worker and myself decided to take a road trip during the week of Juneteenth to visit Historically Black landmarks, museums, and Black owned businesses. So, when I thought about the importance of supporting Black Owned Business, I thought about Master P and his No Limit Label and how he turned 5,000 dollars that his grandfather left him into a multimillion dollar business. One of those investments a producing a Master P action figure. So I decided to bring my Master P action figure with me capture the moment. I didn’t realize Master P would be a communal figure along the way that fosterd communication with people and build community along the way…. Bout it Bout it.
This picture was taken at the Tuskegee Airman National Museum. These nice ladies had a question about Master P and decided having hearing about Master P, they wanted to take a photo with him…
These two employees decided to pose with P at the Tuskegee Airplane exhibit..
Three Wise Ladies…Photo taken in Memphis TN. in front of the sanitation workers strike mural.
This beautiful family in Memphis TN. I loved how they were color coordinated.. Photo taken at the Lorraine Hotel, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.
Restaurant in Hilton Head South Carolina… Unfortunately I didn’t eat here, but the staff was super friendly and wanted to support the No Limit Travel movement.
This Brother right here was incredible. This photo was taken at the SWAG barbershop in Atlanta GA. Killer Mike and his wife Shay Bigga are the owners of the establishment.
Had to get some taken off the top.
Photo taken at Central High School in Little Rock, AR. Central High is most famous for the integration of the school starting with 9 Black Kids.. that would most famously be forever referred to as the Little Rock 9
Hannibal Soul Food restaurant in Charleston South Carolina.. Make sure to try the crab rice and porkchops.
Martin and Master P at the the MLK at National Historical Park in Atlanta GA.
St. Louis Gateway Arch
Dred and Harriet Scott statue in St. Louis
MLK Church in Atlanta
Mike Brown mural in Ferguson MO.
The Legacy Museum:
From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration in Montgomery Alabama
The Legacy Museum:
From Enslavement to Mass Incarceration in Montgomery Alabama
