Today, Memphis-Shelby County Schools honors the life and legacy of Sunya Payne, a devoted educator, community leader, and advocate. Her impact will continue to be felt across the District and throughout our community.
Through her passion for students, families, and meaningful partnerships, Ms. Payne helped open doors, provide resources, and create opportunities that changed lives. Her compassion, leadership, and unwavering commitment to serving others leave a legacy that will not be forgotten.
Join us as we celebrate her life, honor her contributions, and remember the difference she made in the lives of so many.
Read her story: https://t.co/4T5TMD1LgV
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Latto talks with XXL Magazine about her beefs in hip-hop and if that’s just a part of being a rapper:
“I think it really don’t be a problem until we let fans, Stans, whatever you want to call them, like the outsiders once they get in the mix. I think that’s what stirs the pot. Because it’s like, we will all be fans of each other and commenting and following each other, whatever, but then once they get to comparing, they will turn us against each other, which is very weak-minded of us as female rappers. I will take that accountability. I don’t think truly, at heart, it’s us. Once people are infiltrating your mind and got you thinking this, and now you feel this type of way without even addressing the person, now you addressing fans. I think we be falling for these traps that they put on female rappers.”