Bernard Lofton, is a graduate from the Art Institute of Atlanta, with bachelors in interactive media and web design. He is an accomplished artist, graphic designer, musician, author, and community advocate.  He authored two inspirational publications, which consist of "The Life of Domino Jacobs" and "I Need Money".

      In October 20 of 2014, he had an incident that changed the direction of his life entirely.  His brother was unfortunately lost to gang violence.  In need of something to cope with the death of his brother, as well as channel his energy positively and constructively, he became involved with P.O.P.S. Movement. Ever since attending one of their marches in Atlanta, he has been spearheading the front lines of advocacy, and networking with like-minded individuals, who have similar pursuits of peace and righteousness.

In order to continue outreach in his community, he has additionally become an integral part of the Ethiopian World Federation INC. and P.O.P.S. Movement, as radio talk show host.