Promoting his album is not the only reason Common Sense will be visiting Penn State. Along with Powell, he will be one of the main focal points for debate. Caucus's Social Service Chair Geena Raju said the summit is an educational program that will discuss the misconceptions of the rap industry, the way females are portrayed in music videos and how rap music has influenced our society. Trying to have an event that brings together political and social aspects is something Raju has been trying to do for a while, Caucus President Luanda Johnson said. It will be followed by an after-party that also will be held in the main gym of White Building.
Admission is free for both events.
It will reflect on the night before in addition to music, food and games.