#revsekou

[valentinecandi1]

#edmontonfolkfest2018 #afterparty #westinhotelyeg #SonaJobarich #revsekou #sundayvibes (at The Westin Edmonton)

[listening-through-the-lens]

Rev. Sekou, Kansas City Folk Festival 2018 #revsekou #kansascityfolkfestival #fai30 #listeningthroughthelens (at Kansas City, Missouri)

[listening-through-the-lens]

Rev. Sekou, Kansas City Folk Festival 2018 #revsekou #kansascityfolkfestival #fai30 #listeningthroughthelens (at Kansas City, Missouri)

[jaydashqueer-blog]

#Repost @rshgmusic: "Social movements are thermostats. They set political climate" -#RevSekou [b/c sometimes @rshgmusic class visit/lectures get taken outside & turned into mini-direct action trainings 😉🙃✊🏿] #Indiana #MovementMusic #DirectAction #NVDA #TrainThemUp (at Manchester University)

[thespirituallifewithbrookeobie]

EBONY: Your album ends with the title track, “The Revolution Has Come,” and it’s so hopeful. You declare “We’ve already won.” How do you maintain hope in the face of a history, a present and a future that seems very unhopeful? REV. SEKOU: That’s part of what it means to be Black in America: to be hopeful in the face of hopelessness. My grandmama sang a song: “I’m too busy working for my Jesus/I ain’t got time to die.” That’s just who we are.

http://www.ebony.com/news-views/rev-sekou-interview#ixzz3zmPy5Kgc

[queerfourcombo-blog]