Tired of a slur used among our friends, we turned ‘Future Kings’ into a philosophy and a program | New Pittsburgh Courier

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Tired of a slur used among our friends, we turned ‘Future Kings’ into a philosophy and a program | New Pittsburgh Courier

Marcus Crosby, 14, listens to an art demonstration by Raymont Youngblood, (also known as RaiZArts) during a Future Kings Mentoring meeting at the Shadyside Boys and Girls Club in Shadyside, Pittsburgh on Feb. 11. (Photo by Pamela Smith/PublicSource) Conversations in the Allderdice High cafeteria led to a concept, a program, and mentoring for young men … Continued

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