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Snoop Dogg recently donated to Colin Kaepernick’s Million Dollar Pledge. The rapper gave $10,000 to Kaepernick, who has been fighting for social justice.

With the donation, Snoop joined the roster including Sean Diddy Combs and Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry.

In related news, the rapper also spoke out about racism in Kentucky recently. The veteran rapper criticized the racist messaging of an ex-cop in Louisville, Kentucky who encouraged a police recruit to shoot Blacks recently.

“Expose his bi**h a**. Todd Shaw not too short,” Snoop wrote on Instagram Monday.

Todd Shaw, the former assistant police chief in Prospect, Kentucky, had outraged many in the Black community with his hateful instructions to a recruit after the cop asked what the “right thing” to do would be if he caught three teens smoking marijuana as part of an assignment. “F— the right thing. If black shoot them,” Shaw said on Facebook. “If the parents get angry, “F—” the juvenile’s mother and “handcuff” the father “and make him suck my d—. Unless daddy is Black. … Then shoot him.”

More than 760,000 comments have been posted on Snoop Dogg’s post about police and public relations. A debate was sparked by the rapper’s  comments.

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Snoop Dogg Gives $10,000 To Colin Kaepernick’s Pledge, Supports Social Justice  was originally published on newsone.com