FFHN™ to provide help to LatinX Mexico to reduce POVERTY
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, UNITED STATES: Facing the Future with Hope provides supports to blacks, Latin X (Mexico) and Native Americans along with respective poor whites to curve disability and reduce the death toll in association with diabetes and high blodd pressure using new medium, and new genre of music.
Arizona based national and global nonprofit Facing the Future with Hope and PeachTree Media in association with Family Marks Press to provide peer support services inclusive to using new medium for those who have been affected by high blood pressure and diabetes around the globe launches latest campaign. Our peers include friends and members of the network whom have been affected from complications due to stroke, heart attack, diabetes and high blood pressure, calling for new action to public policies relative to notifying relatives and close friends in the network when a new diagnosis occurs. Citing preliminary research that those suffering from such disease are impaired hence do need supports we have in place throughout the globe to face these challenging times.
Reducing burden on the taxpayer and global citizen alike.
The project is inspired in part by the late Adrianne Patterson and Arielle Mendel Mallory decedent in her early 30s who passed from complications due to diabetes after living with the disease since early childhood. Mallory was cultured, intelligent having graduated high school around age 15 who learned and spoke Arabic as an aside. Along with her primary language spoken at home that of English, Ebonics along with the written WEbonics™.
Mallory enjoyed the arts, i.e. media and in her spare time attempted to take up dancing which she was really bad at—and loved rap music which she mastered via entry into many free-style contests battling young, middle-aged men sometimes three times her senior where she was often undefeated. Due to her outstanding intellect and originality she rapped in the Spanish language where she would tip the scales in her favor. For example, her family and friends report one of the contestants in a hip-hop battle was losing his round against her consequently decided to use profanity to tip the scales in his favor; aimed words in the battle referring to her as the *b and *n-words. In addition to calling her natural luscious, bobbed mane a bad weave.
Mallory in time went by the stage Hip Hop rap name: Jessiyka James—which she was featured on the late night popular hip-hop show in Los Angeles, where she resided.
Facing the Future with Hope is contributed to listing her original music for copyright reserve in the early 2000s.
