Pimp Mentality - Ep 5 (Pt 2)

If you are a new listener to The 411 Live Podcast, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our contact page if you have questions, topic ideas, questions about videos, podcasts, blogs, or feedback just let us know. In this episode of The 411 Live, we continue our discussion with Lamarr Love, Executive Director of Vessels of God and ex-pimip. In this episode, we discuss what pimping was compared to what it is now. Lamarr Love goes on to express how it was a lot more voluntary back in the day. He says that in the sixties and seventies, there was much more of a better understanding within the sex trade. Whether right or wrong, he says people chose to be a part of the sex trade. A lot of times more than not it was out of necessity. Whether that be paying bills, taking care of family, etc. According to Lamarr Love, the situation now is a complete 180 compared to how things were ran in the past. Now what got Lamarr Love out of the sex trade game and steered him towards the right direction? Follow along with Beverly and Lamarr Love as we dive deeper in the mentality of a pimp. If you are new to The 411 Live podcast, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page https://the411live.org/contact if you have questions, topic ideas, questions about videos, podcasts, blogs, or feedback just let us know. “Trafficked” More Than Just A Story Healing Series Our current project is the “Trafficked” More Than Just A Story Healing Series. Production costs for this project are well over $300,000, and we are asking for your assistance. Donations will go towards The 411 Live “Trafficked” More Than Just A Story Healing Series and to continue The “I Dare You To Heal Movement” that helps support survivors through their journey of healing focusing on human trafficking and other traumatic experiences. You can make a one-time donation or we have a variety of sponsorship opportunities available. Your financial support is critical to the success of this project. All contributions made to The 411 Live is tax deductible to the extent permissible by law. Click Here to Donate: https://the411live.org/donate