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U.S. professor Joyce Hopescott, from Boston, stands at the 'Door of No Return' as she visits the 'Maison Des Esclaves' slaves house, a gathering point where slaves were shipped west in the 1700s and 1800s, at Goree Island off the coast of Dakar, Senegal, July 2019. Joyce said: "The legacy of slavery has not yet ended. Racism, racial discrimination, poverty, dispossession, oppression have not ended with the actual event of slavery (ending) itself. So even if we didn't want to remember, we are forced to because it is around us every day." REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra Aug 21, 2019 12:15 AM IST
J. Crum just released his new single, LIL BIRD. The song was produced by J. Crum and the extremely talented Fvmeless. LIL BIRD is as hard hitting as it is introspective. J. Crum urges the listener to break free from overly controlling relationships and people who take advantage of you.
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Gerry Skrillz and Wisdom & Sound come together on this reggae trap banger.
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This new EP has Peace back behind the boards and Jurny on the mic. This combination is one we have all loved over the years. The question is do they still have what it takes to put out quality music? I am proud to say the answer to that question is a resounding “Yes!” Look no further then the opening cut on the EP called The First 48, and all of your doubts will be swept to the curb. Jurny goes off and sums up why he is back saying, “Cause I am a quarter great, a couple quarter legend and another quarter hate but surly that is needed cause of what I heard of late, so jurny gonna return so I can murder fakes cause kid I’m trying to eat again.”
Fedel - ‘Church Trap’
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“Fedel is an artist who loves God, who loves people, and is here to bring hope.”
On August 22nd, Fedel released an EP called Church Trap. The Dallas, Texas artist considers it to be the best representation of his story, growing up both in the church and the trap.
Though his father was a minister, Fedel explained that the dangerous neighborhood he grew up in made more sense than his home. “My home was so toxic.” His parents were constantly arguing and eventually split. Living in Memphis, Tennessee, known for having one of the highest murder rates in the nation, he was often facing the fear of violence.
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THINGS we found along the way
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Malachi @ The_Oracle_Mag
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