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VIDEO: Atlanta "wrapper" Ludacris teaches kids to make healthy snacks

I took this photo of Ludacris at an after-school program in Atlanta. He was teaching the kids about healthy eating. Photo: Jennifer Brett

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I took this photo of Ludacris at an after-school program in Atlanta. He was teaching the kids about healthy eating. Photo: Jennifer Brett
By Jennifer Brett
Sept 29, 2016

Talk about an after-school special! The Ludacris Foundation joined Feeding America and the Atlanta Community Food Bank for a visit to the Carrie Steele Pitts Home as Hunger Action Month comes to an end. Chris "Ludacris" Bridges had a blast with these great young folks as they enjoyed a healthy snack, played games and learned some cooking tips. Check it out!

Ludacris with Feeding America’s Allie Mabbott, left, and the Atlanta Community Food Bank’s Chaundra Luckett. Photo: Jennifer Brett

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