My Space: /christinawilliamsmusicĪlready being referenced as a “game changer,” Brave holds the very same sentiment as the President and so many others – that equal rights are owed to all. Her fragrance, Me, is out now as well.Brave, a rapper and singer (formally of Richgirl), makes it clear that not only are we all in this together but all of us are equal and deserve to be treated with dignity and respect regardless of religious beliefs, sexual orientation, gender, and ethnicity. I just feel like everyone can do something.”īrave is coming out with her first solo project Fearless a seven-song EP. It’s available HERE for free download on May 21. I just think that these kids have something to say and they need to know people are out here that care. I have a mentorship program and I’m actually working now with the former police commissioner on a project to go back to Douglass and do a boot camp over the summer. “I got that feeling and I just moved on it.I know sometimes feel that the problem is far greater than what we can contribute but everyone can contribute in some way, shape or form.
Williams says that the scene on North and Pennsylvania was one of unity, not the dissension that that the mainstream media focused on. to help clean up. It wasn’t a white or Black thing.”
“Baltimore is a very resilient city. I got up at 4 a.m. “I saw a lot of unity and a lot of love that was taking place for us to restore our city,” Williams says. But she says that Baltimoreans can’t ever be kept down for long. star Brave Williams is a native of Baltimore who watched in shock as her city burned earlier this month.
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