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As the mentorship ends, we got to big up these two. Heres Jermyn getting cake, and Lisa on the table showing us her Sean Paul moves. Good times
LADIES FIRST. everyone getting BUCK
Ladies First. Everyones gettin BUCK (at PACT BAR)
still one of the flyest people in the game
This is how to rock a pair of Nike kicks this summer!
the black and white pair kill it!!
To whoever just did this to the Confederate statue in downtown Charleston
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#BlackLivesMatter
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Nina Simone performing āMississippi Goddamā, c. 1965 [x]
Nina Simone wroteĀ āMississippi Goddamā in 1964 as a response to the death of Civil Rights leader Medgar Evers in Mississippi and the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church which killed four African American girls in Alabama. Both events took place in 1963. āMississippi Goddamā would go on to cement Simoneās place in the Civil Rightās Movement of the 1960s and the song itself would go on to become one of the most well-known protest songs of the 1960s as well. Fifty years later, the song is still relevant, especially with the recent massacre at the historical AME church in Charleston, South CarolinaĀ and the deaths of Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice, Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Walter Scott, Freddie GrayĀ and countless other African Americans. All you have to do is changeĀ āMississippiā to āSouth Carolinaā, āCharlestonā, āFergusonā, āFloridaā, āClevelandā, āBaltimoreā, or āNew York Cityā and you have a song that fits the frustration among African Americans today.
Nina Simone is not only one of the greatest songwriters, but in a sad way her music and message transcends time to today. An amazing and iconic artist in every sense.
Live Arts Festival was CRAZY. A whole underbridge was tagged up. Met cool people, would do again #liveart #tagging #urbanculture
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Good afternoon, everybody. This morning, I spoke with, and Vice President Biden spoke with, Mayor Joe Riley and other leaders of Charleston to express our deep sorrow over the senseless murders that took place last night.
Michelle and I know several members of Emanuel AME...
What the white house needs to do, is make some actions to follow their words
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Amerika
āThe emancipation proclamation claims weāre all of Godās creation So why does systemic discrimination still link racism and hatred?ā Silence is not the answer Equality is not the solution To those who say the issue has been resolved⦠Over??? Justice is not equality. Black rights need to be addressed directly The ācolour-blindā remain ignorant to the issues at hand. First they burned civilizations and stole culture, pride. Colonization to dehumanization to racism to slavery, straight to ghettos āThere could never be justice on stolen landā A system set up to support a white people. The white man built it out of their soil and blood. Those who question the reality of their privilege as it sits under their noseā¦.and turn to say āI donāt see the issueā⦠You are apart of the issue. Ā They have never had to deal with the issue at hand because the issue itself benefits them. The West recycles hatred And dumps itās waste by the East A country that thrives off of oppression And brands it as tradition If you get an uncomfortable itch when you hear the words āwhite privilegeāā¦.you may be apart of the problem. Ā I dont care if Iāve exhausted the term. Truth is, so many people think nothing is wrong And I cant believe itā¦.. Have you noticed that this has been going on for just aboutā¦forever? And that it is only noted now? Why is it that black suffrage is trending only now? Take a look at cinema, media, the news aloneā¦. And the west gets twisted pleasure out of thisā¦they make MONEY off of this Black lives have been taken for granted since America has been America. This is the Amercian way. And you canāt fight the foundation.
- Eyeda Sophia
One Time
We collaborated with an amazing artist from soundcloud for our two new tracks. His style was so distinct and so original, and our writing for the tracks just came to us.
But I'm actually writing because I'm so, so enraged by what has been happening to black people in the states and beyond. I wrote "One Time" with that feeling of missing someone and it came out sounding as if they were haunting you. Everything reminds you of them, kind of feeling. When Eyeda wrote her rap she spun it so well, talking about the social injustice that specificallyĀ mentions police cruelty. The spin of what I wrote almost makes it seem like the one I've been missing has passed away. In the context of our society right now it's an incredibly dark feeling.
Over the last ten years I would always tell people that "things are getting better! Look around, how can you say it hasn't changed since then?" I knew there was still racism but I thought we could see the progress. But since the news of what has been happening I've second guessed a lot of things. Is it just because I live in Toronto, where people are more tolerant? Is it just because I'm not racist, so I'm unable to see what's still the same?
Regardless, the fact that the one committing these murders and tortures are the police is nothing less than DISTURBING. The irony of them being the peace keepers is disgusting and the sad reality is if black people can't turn to the police then what? Does white America not have the answer?
I do not condone the riots because it's giving entitled people a reason to point fingers. But I do believe in action being taken and I'm happy people are rising up. This past Saturday Toronto had a rally and the support shown was just beautiful.
But now the question is: what next? For the people I just hope their efforts are witnessed by the government. Obama needs to stay true to his words of making change, and make haste in putting out some sort of police reform.
For us as The Mizfit Collective, you can fucking bet we will be singing "One Time" and preaching out to our audiences about injustice. We have 0 tolerance for bigotry like what is happening, and we will be fighting to rid ourselves of it.
https://soundcloud.com/themizfitcollective/one-time
https://soundcloud.com/themizfitcollective/one-time
https://soundcloud.com/themizfitcollective/open-roads
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