Rantin’ with Ray Ray Mcelrathbey

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In this episode, Nique speaks with Ray Ray Mcelrathbey about his story that was portrayed in the Disney Movie “Safety” (now available on Disney Plus). As a former NCAA - Divison 1 Student-Athlete for Clemson University who juggled between academics , playing football, and taking care of his younger brother Fahmarr Mcelrathbey, Ray Ray had to do something unheard of when it came to being there for his brother Fahmarr when their mother was unable to take care of him do to her life circumstances. Listen here to understand the story and the true meaning of “SAFETY” and putting your family first ... Check out Ray Ray’s foundation here: Rayraysafetynet.com

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