About Genesis
Bio
Genesis Be (G.Be) is a critically acclaimed Hip-Hop artist and activist from Biloxi, MS. Publications such as Billboard, NY Daily News, ABC News, VICE Impact and more featured Be, allowing her to share her message of racial healing, community building, and youth empowerment. Be is a NYU graduate (BFA, Clive Davis Institute, Poli Sci, CAS) and scholar of the Catherine B Reynolds Program of Social Entrepreneurship. In 2017, she was the subject of a Moral Courage Project documentary "Confederate Pride, White Supremacy & My State Flag" and continues to facilitate civil discourse to improve race relations in her home state Mississippi. Since 2011, Be has been utilizing Hip-Hop and visual art as a tool to educate & inspire young people to be proactive in civic engagement with her organization Strive Till I Rise. She has shared stages with notables such as Linda Sarsour (co-chair Womens’ March), Roland Martin, actress Aunjanue Ellis, Congresswoman Barbara Lee, Jeffery Robinson (Dep Director ACLU), and more.
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