Many people are one dimensional; they do the right thing because it’s the right thing to do. For 50 Cent, growing up without a father, his teen mother was a drug dealer and tragically murdered when 50 Cent was only an 8-year-old child. Growing up in Queens, New York was no cakewalk. 

50 Cent is often labeled a “troll”, “bully”, or as Madonna stated, he displays “Misogynistic, sexist, and ageist behavior” and makes the same type of remarks. Madonna has made it a life mission to bring lifesaving healthcare to children in Malawi Africa and all around the world.  

50 Cent and Kimberly Ms. MTV, also known as Mrs. 50 Cent equally serve and uplift the community. They are actively helping to reduce the number of perpetrators by teaching people to have compassion for high-risk youths.

Most recently, G-Unity Business Lab made headlines because of its partnership with Horizon United Group and the Houston Independent School District (HISD). 50 Cent has partnered with the Houston community to mentor urban youths promoting entrepreneurial skills and aspirations. It is no secret that rapper 50 Cent contributes to many philanthropic projects. His G-Unity Foundation was founded in 2003 to empower urban kids to develop the confidence, tools, and knowledge they need to excel at life (according to their website).  

Kimberly Ms. MTV was born in the suburbs, but also had some difficult situations to overcome. She was a victim of sexual assault by older youths. As she grew older, she easily identified with other victims of circumstances that were beyond their control. Child advocacy experts say that on average, 1 in 4 girls, and 1 in 6 boys will be sexually assaulted by the time they turn 18-years-old. The numbers increase significantly for developmentally disabled children.

Sexual abuse is nonconsensual sexual activity, including contact and non-contact. Most perpetrators begin grooming victims with non-contact sexual abuse. They begin with verbal sexual harassment, suggesting or asking for sexual contact, exposing sexual organs, voyeurism (watching someone use the bathroom, toilet, bathe, or dress), or taking obscene or pornographic videos, pictures, or materials.

Kimberly works to rehabilitate boys with deviant sexual behaviors, educating them by teaching accountability, empathy, and self-control techniques. Kimberly Ms. MTV stated, “Sex is not as basic as eating to satisfy hunger or drinking to satisfy a thirst. Sexual impulses can be controlled.”

Sexual harassment and abuse can have lasting traumatic effects. Kimberly, as a 17-year-old then, stated that she began living a life of promiscuous behavior after her first love cheated on her, breaking her heart. She asserted that he would beat her and rape her as punishment for her promiscuous behaviors. At one point Kimberly mistakenly believed her ex-boyfriend beating her meant he really loved her.  

Kimberly stated, “Hurt people will hurt people. But healed people, heal people. Sometimes you do not get an opportunity to apologize for hurting someone. People lash out because they are in pain. Ultimately, I tried to make amends with the people I hurt but most importantly I had to make amends with myself. Oftentimes, victims become perpetrators, or they build up a wall of defense no one can penetrate. I believe people are basically good but do bad things. With compassion, perpetrators become humanitarians and wolves can become shepherds.”

Kimberly reported her humanitarian efforts are inspired by the rapper 50 Cent’s philanthropic efforts. 50 Cent and Mrs. 50 Cent spiritually married on April 23, 2020. They both reside in Houston, TX.

Finding a sincere, committed, and skillful legal counsel to win battles in court for a worthy cause can be tricky, especially when going against big corporations with the financial resources to hire a battery of lawyers. Putting up a good fight and winning, in the end, is the specialty of Kelly Hyman, the modern-day Erin Brockovich. She owns The Hyman Law Firm and specializes in mass tort litigation and class action lawsuits. Kelly has been giving hope to aggrieved parties and boldly going against corporate giants. 

The West Palm Beach, Florida-based attorney is also known for her thoroughness, leaving no possibilities unexplored and stones unturned in her effort to unravel the truth and defend the powerless. 

Additionally, she is best known for her unmatched experience in mass tort litigation, having represented hundreds of claimants in cases involving water contamination, tobacco, and transvaginal mesh and bladder slings. She has fought against some of the biggest names in the business world, including Bard, Coloplast, Johnson & Johnson/Ethicon, Mentor, Boston Scientific, AMS, and ARIS. She has always been consistent in her resolve to protect the interests and overall well-being of her clients who suffer from the hazardous materials being sold openly in the market. Kelly was also a member of several discovery committees where she offered common benefit services for a variety of mass torts projects. 

Kelly finished her degree in Communications at the University of California. She received her Juris Doctor degree and finished cum laude at the University of Florida, Levin College of Law. She clerked for the Honorable Robert Mark, United States Bankruptcy Judge for the Southern District of Florida and the Honorable Brian Sandoval, the former Governor of Nevada when he was a United States District Court Judge.

Prior to becoming a dedicated attorney, Kelly worked as an actress and has appeared in several televisions shows, movies, commercials, and plays. While she was finishing her undergraduate degree, she was a White House intern working directly under the Office of Presidential Inquiries. She is a member of the American Association for Justice (AAJ) and actively participates in the Women’s Caucus Lobby Day in Washington, D.C. She is quite proud that she graduated from AAJ’s leadership academy. Kelly is also a member of the Colorado Bar, the Florida Bar, the New York Bar, the Washington D.C. Bar, and the Colorado Association. 

She serves on the Board of Governors for the American Association of Justice for the Women Trial Lawyer. She has received a AV rating from Martindale Hubbard and 2021-2022 Law Dragon 500 Plaintiff Consumer Lawyer. She is a former member of the Board of Directors for Dress For Success, Palm Beach Chapter. 

Apart from being a thriving attorney, Kelly also wrote a book titled Build Back Better: The First 100 Days of the Biden Administration and Beyond. In the book, Kelly takes a close look at Pres. Biden’s first 100 days to give her readers an idea of the direction the administration is taking in the next couple of years. 

 Kelly sees herself being right in the middle of it and making things happen for her clients. Giving them a formidable fighting chance in court is something that she sees herself doing long-term, a lifelong cause that she believes she was groomed to do all along. 

Learn more about Kelly Hyman by visiting her website. Check out The Hyman Law Firm’s website for more information on its legal services.