The I Am Not Yours! HBCU Do Something About It

Tour… featuring spokesperson Jasmine Guy Since the hit show “A Different World” debuted in the late 1980’s it is not an understatement to think of the show as the single most important cultural achievement for historically black colleges and universities in American history, and one of the top five pop cultural achievements for African-Americans. Its impact on exposing the value and social construct of the HBCU is but a subtext to a larger scope of showing personable young African-Americans from diverse backgrounds as intelligent, humorous and introspective in their educational pursuits. "A Different World" still brings a powerful artistry to the benefits of the HBCUs; What better voice to bring to the forefront of the epidemic of Child Sex Trafficking to the socially conscious, family-centered faculty, intimate community setting, conservative yet-well meaning administration, and all of the campus trappings, than the none other 6 time NAACP award winning and star of the show… Jasmine Guy We have partnered with some of the most illustrious and influential HBCU’s across the country as schools that will be instrumental to an initiative President Obama is very serious about solving. The I Am Not Yours! HBCU Do Something About It Tour featuring spokesperson Jasmine Guy is a 10 city tour focusing on HBCU’s to spread awareness and contribute funding to organizations who are in the fight against child sex trafficking. This 1 – 1.5 hour discussion with spokesperson, Jasmine Guy we intend to reach college students all across America to help END child sex trafficking and spread awareness and engage local community leaders in our efforts. I Am Not Yours! HBCU Do Something About It Tour is a national opportunity to galvanize the community, and to encourage forward thinking young minority students to be full of fortitude and education while also helping them to understand that they can have a strong voice in the terrible epidemic of Child Sex Trafficking and they too can make a difference through awareness and mentorship. To inquire about bringing this program to your campus or organization or to become and Ambassador, please contact Tamika Morrison at 404-593-0607 or via email at tmorrison@tmorrisonpr.com.