Larry Love University

10/08/2026

Pulpit Pimpin' — An original song by Larry Love University that speaks truth to power inside the church. This track challenges exploitation disguised as faith, calls out those who use the pulpit for personal gain, and lifts up the people who deserve better.

Because real education starts with truth — in every institution, including the church.

Larry Love University | Rise Up — Don't Wait!
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10/03/2026

Mother Lessie Benningfield Randle — 111 years old and one of the last living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre — is making a historic journey to the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago.

Help us get her there safely and comfortably.

Every dollar you give honors her life, her testimony, and the 300+ lives lost in the destruction of Black Wall Street.

Support Mother Randle's historic journey here:
https://gofundme/fcc517a2

Rise up — don't wait!
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10/03/2026

No Justice for Green Wood — A tribute to the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre and the destruction of Black Wall Street (Greenwood District). This original song honors the lives lost, the community rebuilt, and the ongoing fight for justice.

Produced by Larry Love University — where history, music, and education meet.

Rise up — don't wait! Apply now at larryloveuniversity.org

04/19/2026

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Join the LLU Alumni Association 🎓 and stay connected to a community that values compassion, inclusion, and lifelong learning. Your membership helps Larry Love University uplift individuals through education and empowerment.As a member, you’ll receive updates on alumni events, community programs...

01/13/2026

11/21/2025

N|uu, one of the world’s oldest languages, has been spoken for more than 20,000 years by South Africa’s San people. Today, it’s on the brink of extinction.

But 90-year-old Katrina Esau is fighting to keep it alive. From her home in the Northern Cape, she teaches local children and even published the first N|uu children’s book, !Qhoi n|a Tjhoi.

Through her passion and dedication, Katrina is passing on a cultural treasure and making sure this ancient language isn’t forgotten.