Five Black Artists on Making Music for the Movement

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Five Black Artists on Making Music for the Movement
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'With everything going on in this country, and even in this world, as an artist, I have a responsibility to write about it and make people aware. Music heals, it teaches, and it sometimes creates change.' - HERMusicx

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