Music Career
White is a former hip hop music recording artist, producer, and musician, signed in the fall of 1990 as Ghetto Priest. In the fall of 1990, White joined the national program planning team for the "Self Destruction: Stop The Violence in Hip Hop Movement" where he proposed the first touring national Hip Hop Summits to promote dialogue between the civil rights establishment and the hip hop community. He was a co-founder of NU-LITES, the National Urban League Incentives To Excel and Succeed, a model national youth leadership development program. As Ghetto Priest White served as the executive producer and host of Slave Uprising', a weekly radio talk show and lead newspaper column for Courier Communications in the late 1990s.
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