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Pastor and gospel singer LeAndria Johnson is asking for prayers after she says she had to deal with a racial encounter before boarding a flight on Sunday.
Johnson, the 34-year-old season 3 winner of BET’s gospel music competition “Sunday Best,” didn’t provide any details about the incident but posted a message on Facebook, saying:
“TODAY IS NOT THE DAY!!!!! Being racist to the right/wrong person will get you caught all the way up,” the pastor wrote. “ESPECIALLY WITH ME!!!!! I’m in PREM JUST LIKE YOU…. getting on the same d*mn plane. mr. u did all that talking and you still behind me.
The founder of Imperfect People Changing Ministries in Atlanta, Georgia, added, “I need you to pray for me!!!!”
Johnson previously starred on the former Oxygen docu-series “Preachers of Atlanta” where she faced criticism for her use of profanity and passing out condoms and cigarettes in the streets as a part of her ministry.
In defense of her actions, Johnson told “Entertainment Tonight” that she was on a mission to meet people where they are.
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