black.

a moment of clarity.

words.

"D’ANGELO Yeah. I say this in my song “The Charade”: “Crawling through a systematic maze of demise.” Because it really is a systematic decimation of us. And in order for us to change it, we’ve got to first realize that that’s what’s happening to us. It needs a true agenda, a central committee, some type of leadership. Otherwise it does just end up being a hashtag, #Black Lives Matter. I do think it’s more than a statement. It’s a movement. I’m scared, though, that it’s in danger of not going anywhere. It’s just going to fizzle.

SEALE You have to keep it going. You can’t let it quiet down."

THE NEW YORK TIMES: D’Angelo and Bobby Seale on the Past and Future of Political Protest

EARLIER:

white.