Bridgeport rapper raises awareness of suicide prevention with new song
Joe Grits is dedicating the song, called "Suicide Prevention," to the memory of 16-year-old Trinity Rogers, of Bridgeport, who took her own life back in April.
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5h agoA Bridgeport rapper is building awareness about suicide prevention by releasing a new song about the topic on Christmas Day.
Joe Grits is dedicating the song, called "Suicide Prevention," to the memory of 16-year-old Trinity Rogers, of Bridgeport, who took her own life back in April.
Trinity's family tells News 12 they hope the song will build awareness and save lives.
Grits says a central theme of the song is "don't wait until somebody is gone to starting caring about them."
