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Lauryn Hill responds to Ferguson with song “Black Rage”
The talented Lauryn Hill is letting her voice be heard with a recent song dedicated to Ferguson and Michael Brown.
The talented Lauryn Hill is letting her voice be heard on race relations issues going on in our society.
Lauryn Hill releases Black Rage
The singer released a sketch of the song entitled “Black Rage” on her soundcloud, which she has dedicated to the people fighting for racial equality in Ferguson, Missouri.
“An old sketch of ‘Black Rage,’ done in my living room,” the singer wrote on her website of the tune that dates back to at least 2012. “Strange, the course of things. Peace for MO.”
Listen to the song below:
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