Let the People's Voice Be Heard

And I’ve been a part of this. My group, dead prez, has been existing in the hip-hop industry for about twelve years now, and I got an incredible education to understand what it takes for the voice of the people to be heard, because ultimately that’s what we're trying to do, is let the people's voice be heard, chiming in live from Brixton, where I’m just in from, and Mexico City, 25 million people. The voice of our people here is extinguished. We are voiceless. The image that’s being reported to the people outside of America about what’s going on here is false. It’s just like my brother Omawale reported from the Grassroots Artists Movement, and I’m here to balance the scales. And it’s only free voices that will be able to balance the scales.