Nipsey Hussle's philanthropy to be added to Congress record

Nipsey HusslePhilanthropy does not go in vain. California Representative Karen Bbad, who represents Nipsey District, south of Los Angeles, has revealed her intention to add the artist's philanthropic efforts to the Congress Record in a tweet Wednesday evening ( April 3).

"I will be coming to the House next week to formally register Nipsey Hussle's contributions south of Los Angeles in the Congress Proceedings where he will be part of the history of the United States forever," Bbad wrote. .

In a statement to ABC News On Thursday, April 4th, Bbad explained why she felt Nipsey was so important to the community.

"Nipsey was a supporter of community development at the real estate and intellectual level," she said. "In real estate, it was all about empowerment, especially with respect to South LA's economic opportunities. Participating in these opportunities by becoming a real estate owner and immediately using the stores he opened was a job opportunity for the community. . "

During her rapper career, Nipsey was commended for looking after people who had experienced difficult times by making a significant contribution to her community. Sources told TMZ that on the day of his badbadination, Nipsey was providing clothes to a man who had just finished serving his 20-year sentence.

Nipsey was also known for his entrepreneurial feats. In an interview with ABC, Nipsey's brother, Sam Asghedom, gave an overview of all of Nipsey's activities.

In the interview, Asghedom mentioned the Nipsey retail store, The Marathon, as well as the Vector 90 collaborative workspace, Steve's Barbershop, Elite Human Hair, a mobile phone store called Wireless Connection, Baba Leos and Fish Shack restaurants, in partnership with Fatburger. in Crenshaw, Marathon Studios and its All Money in Records label.

In addition to his businesses, Nipsey was active in the fight against gun violence and gangs. He even had to meet with the LAPD on Monday April 1 to discuss efforts to fight gang violence in the city – just one day after his death. shot dead outside his shop. A the petition has since been launched rename the intersection of Crenshaw and Slauson, where the store is located, on Nipsey Hussle Blvd. He has collected more than 384,000 signatures since its inception Monday, making it the "biggest wave of music-related petitions" in the history of Change.org, according to site representatives.

Nipsey's alleged killer, Eric Holder, was arrested Tuesday (April 2). He is actually to be detained in solitary confinementwith a bond of $ 7,040,000.

You can see the tweet of congressman Karen Bbad below.