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Try not to get caught up in the negative. It’s just one thing we could do without. So far, there’s been lines of segregation. We are all one. Helping the cause. Find love. Conquer hate.

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Music has started revolutions before. What song feels like your revolution?

Jam of the Week: “No More Trouble” – Bob Marley & The Wailers Released: 1973 | Genre: Roots reggae / Conscious music In a world addicted to division and conflict, Bob Marley delivered this quiet revolution through rhythm. “No More Trouble” doesn’t shout, it pleads, uplifts, and

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Name one issue we can’t afford to stay divided on.

Jam of the Week: “A Change Is Gonna Come” – Sam Cooke Released: 1964 | Genre: Soul / Civil Rights Anthem Sam Cooke didn’t just sing a song, he channeled a movement. “A Change Is Gonna Come” blends pain, hope, and resolve into a haunting prayer for justice. It’s not a battle cry;

What do you want to tell the next generation that we weren’t told?

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Jam of the Week: “Wake Up Everybody” – Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes (feat. Teddy Pendergrass) Released: 1975 | Genre: Philly Soul / Protest Funk This isn’t just music, it’s a morning alarm for the conscience. “Wake Up Everybody” weaves smooth soul with urgent calls to action,

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Which genres carry the soul of resistance? From reggae to hip hop to folk, what style of music moves you to speak out or stand up?

The fact that a number arranged on a beach set off a full meltdown tells you everything about the political moment we’re in. Fear thrives on fiction. Community builds through truth.

Jam of the Week: “Zombie” – The Cranberries Released: 1994 | Genre: Alternative Rock / Anti-War A lament against the violence of The Troubles in Northern Ireland, “Zombie” is a piercing cry for peace. Dolores O’Riordan’s voice, haunting, unrelenting, channels sorrow into sonic

What does unity mean to you in a world this divided?

Jam of the Week: “Masters of War” – Bob Dylan Released: 1963 | Genre: Folk / Anti-War A brutal, unflinching indictment of those who profit off conflict, “Masters of War” strips away metaphor and speaks in raw accusation. Dylan’s voice is steady, but the rage simmers beneath

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