Candy Strother DeVore Mitchell
Faces of Rap Mothers Owner & Creator, Actress, Producer, Vocalist, Author
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Candy Strother DeVore Mitchell is the niece of a civil rights leader who worked directly alongside Dr. Martin Luther King. This may have resulted in her burgeoning interests as a human rights activist. Mrs. Mitchell has testified on Capitol Hill and aired in national news broadcasts regarding newsworthy topics. She is the creator and executive producer of “The Face of Rap Mothers,” an affiliation of women leaders in the rap industry who work in unison to build better futures for humanity through entrepreneurial, solopreneur and philanthropic efforts.
Candy is also the CEO of Black Cash Universal Studios Entertainment and has incorporated "Faces of Rap Mothers," which includes the "Faces of Rap Mothers Television Channel and Reality Television series that airs on Roku and "other" media.
Additionally, are the "Rap Mothers Save The Day" children's series titles:
