I struggle to express it myself, however. And then in the middle, he stops, he cuts himself off, and just says "Fuck the history lesson." I am inspired by the discipline and clarity of vision Diggs expresses in this moment. It's very much along the same lines as the Sedition Ensemble record I wrote about two weeks ago.
Daveed Diggs starts going over the history of institutional racism in America, brilliantly and eloquently. Right now, I think my favorite part of it is in the first verse. A few days ago they released a new single, and I think it is an amazing single. I am a big fan of the hip-hop group clipping. I went looking for it in a private window, because while I still use Youtube a lot, I have found that over time I trust Youtube less and less with identifiable personal data.Īnd one of the sidebar video recommendations on this video was a video titled "How Anti Racism Hurts Black People".
There's one particular song that's fairly well-known in certain circles in the West called Muziqawi Silt, by the Wallias Band. Because it's a topic I don't know much about, I started by doing a little basic research - looking up some of my favorite Ethiopian songs on Youtube. There are a lot of different reasons this can happen.Ībout a week ago, I started a post on the Police Orchestras of Ethiopia. Sometimes I start blog posts I don't finish.
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