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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.
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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!!!!”
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Pastor 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.
