“You Have $10 Million Houses Right Next to Section 8 Projects”: After Mike Tyson Gives Grim Reality Check to All Americans, Michael Jackson’s Son Vows to Fill the Wealth Gap

Mike Tyson loves boxing, but he has other multifaceted interests He recently invited Prince Jackson, Michael Jackson’s son, to his podcast, Hotboxin’ with Mike Tyson. They talked about many topics, including Michael Jackson’s legacy. Where Prince was quick to elucidate his father’s musical legacy, he didn’t shy away from discussing his philanthropic side.

As known, Michael was renowned for his charitable endeavors. He started an organization, ‘Heal,’ to combat world hunger, child abuse, and homelessness. The foundation helps kids and the environment. It teamed up with AmeriCares. Together, they sent $2.1 million in aid to Sarajevo. Waking in the light of his father, Prince is involved in charity work, too. He runs an organization called Heal LA to aid marginalized communities. So, discussing the mission of Heal LA, Prince elaborated on how they also aim to bridge the wealth gap through their non-profit.

Prince on his non-profit’s mission

In the conversation, DJ Whoo Kid and ‘Iron Mike’ discussed the state of America. Then, DJ Whoo Kid and Prince Jackson discuss the stark contrast between opulent $10 million homes and Section 8 housing projects, highlighting the significant wealth gap. This is when Prince discussed how his non-profit organization is trying to bridge the wealth gap.

Prince  said, “We’re in this state specifically, we’re the, I think, fifth or sixth largest economy. And you have $10 million houses right next to, like, Section 8 projects, you know what I mean? And it’s—I’m too young to tell you. I know what the issue is, but there is a gap that needs to be addressed. So that’s what we’re just hoping to fill the gap and help people as best as we can.” Prince Jackson emphasizes the importance of charitable endeavors and non-profits in addressing this disparity. He suggests that while the city may be economically prosperous, ranking as the fifth or sixth largest economy, it still faces social issues that need urgent attention.

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In conclusion, Mike Tyson’s podcast serves as more than just a platform for boxing fans. It tackles real issues, like the wealth gap in America. Prince Jackson, a guest on the show, makes it clear. He’s following his father, Michael Jackson, in charitable work. His aim? To bridge the wealth gap in one of America’s richest yet unhappiest cities. Prince knows the problem. He sees $10 million homes next to low-income housing. He’s young but aware. His non-profit aims to address this gap. He believes charity can make a difference in a city that’s rich but not happy.

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