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LOS ANGELES (AP): The trauma Migos rapper Quavo suffered after witnessing his nephew Takeoff being gunned down last year is a disturbing sight he doesn’t want anyone else to experience. Through his pain, Quavo found his purpose as a vocal...

Quavo, a member of the rap group Migos, has become an advocate against gun violence after witnessing his nephews shooting death. He has met with political figures, including US Vice President Kamala Harris, to discuss the issue and spoke on a panel at the Congressional Black Caucus legislative conference.

Vice President Kamala Harris thanked Quavo, his mother Edna Marshall, and sister Titania Davenport—mom to the late Migos member—for "using your voices to honor Takeoff's legacy and call for action to prevent gun violence."

Vice President Kamala Harris thanked Quavo for his “call for action to prevent gun violence,” following his visit to Washington.  

Quavo, his mother, and his sister (who is the mother of the late Takeoff), appeared in Washington D.C. in the halls of Congress on a mission to spe...

Nine months after seeing his nephew and bandmate Takeoff shot to death, asMigos rapper Quavo has gone on a gun-control offensive in Washington, D.C.

Takeoff was fatally shot on Nov. 1, 2022 in Houston, Texas. He was 28.

Quavo was on hand at the 52nd Annual Legislative Conference on Wednesday speaking with lawmakers on how to combat gun violence.

Quavo, who lost his nephew and fellow Migos member Takeoff to gun violence last year, met with members of Congress on Wednesday for a panel discussion on gun violence prevention.

With the first anniversary of his nephew’s death approaching, the Migos rapper headed to Washington DC to advocate for gun reform.