Legendary singer Chaka Khan used her star power for good, gathering an abundance of actors and singers to pay tribute to Trayvon Martin. Stars included in the tribute included: Angela Bassett, Loretta Devine, Kimberly Elise, Luke James, Sharon Leal, DeRay Davis, Keke Palmer, Garcelle Beauvois, Eva Pigford, Terry Crews and his wife and reality television star Rebecca Crews; model Toccara, music artists Kelly Price, Eric Benet, Kenny Lattimore, Veronika, Luke James, Stacy Francis, actor/comedian Chris Spencer, Billie Woodruff and many others. who USA Today reports all dressed in hoodies like the one Martin was wearing when he was killed. Entitled “Super Life: Fear Kills, Love Heals,” the PSA project is a collaboration between Chaka Khan, production partner Strange Fruit Media and digital media partner Qubeey, Inc. Strange Fruit Media’s Nia T. Hill directs the PSA and D’Angela Proctor is the executive producer. Tammy McCrary of Chaka Khan Enterprises and Marc Brogdon of Qubeey serve as producers.
In a statement on her website Chaka Khan said she was inspired as the mother of two children, including a son, to do something to make a difference. “It’s up to us as parents and as a community to come together to make a change,” said Khan.
“I am a mother, and I’m also a mother with a voice. It’s time for those of us who have a voice to speak out for life, for love and for justice using the same media we’ve used throughout our careers. Now is the time to use media for the benefit of humanity as a whole. As purveyors of content and media, we need to use our voices to stop injustice at the sight of its origin. We have to be the voice for the voiceless, for the Trayvon Martins of this world,” she said.
For information about “Super Life: Fear Kills, Love Heals,” visit www.chakakhan.com; follow at Facebook.com/fearkills.loveheals and on Twitter @chakakhan and #fearkillsloveheals!
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