"Speak what they are afraid to say, listen to what they are afraid to hear, and learn what they are afraid to teach; the sun still shines in Mississippi and that's the gist of #PROJECTTV."

#PROJECTTV is not another empty movement with broken promises but it is a bold statement from the hearts, minds, and souls of young African Americans in Mississippi. #PROJECTTV is a poetry mixtape entitled, "Taboo Vividry: The Cassette," taboo being a prohibition of something from use or mention because of its sacred and inviolable nature and vividry meaning vivid imagination/imagery. The mixtape is a bubbling contradiction of subjects that are taboo; unspeakable topics that have become reoccuring issues in the African American community. With tracks from one of Jackson, Mississippi's most talented producers, Jeremy 'Strongarm' Armstrong, #PROJECTTV is complimented by the artistry, creativity, and voices of speakers, singers, and poets from Jackson State University's MADDRAMA Performance Troupe, Jackson's F.I.N.E (Focused Intelligent Negros Excelling) and the newly formed 8 P.E.A.C.E. (Providing Education through Artistry, Creativity, and Entertainment). Due to release in two parts, Winter 2011 and Spring 2012, the mixtape is comprised of controversial, sarcastic, and contradiciting poetry, purposefully so to strike a nerve in its listeners as it journeys on the issues of homosexuality, rape, promiscuity, domestic violence, diseases, and so forth. The purpose of the #PROJECTTV statement is to speak on what others fear saying, listen to what others aren't willing to hear, and to teach & learn what others are ignorant of; endorsed by an extraordinary degree of talented people, Taboo Vividry is proof that the sun still shines in Mississippi.

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