Posted January 17 2008
Broader Judaism in Preparation for Martin Luther King Day
Last night, in Chevy Chase, MD, there was an event in honor of Martin Luther King Day co-sponsored by the NAACP and the JCRC. Y-Love, the African American Jewish Rapper, talked about his life and his experiences and then laid down his music to a receptive crowd. It’s nice to see our two communities come together every year and on some other occasions because of the the Civil Rights movement and our reflection back to a time where we marched together. Y-Love is interweaving his influences and is creating his own path and musical legacy.
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2 Comments currently posted. 
Zechariah Mehler says:
Benji Rosenzweig says:
I actually went to Yeshiva with this guy. Love him, he is sincere in everything he does and had a pretty good message for people.
This guy is amazing. Of all the “Jewish rappers” out there Y Love is the only one with actual talent. (this does not include Matisyahu as Reggae is not rap)