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Project 2025’s Dangerous Threat to Black Americans’ Rights and Care

The impact of Donald Trump's Project 2025 on Black Americans' rights and healthcare access threatens civil rights, healthcare, education, and economic opportunities.

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Project2025, BlackRights, ReproductiveHealth, HealthcareAccess, EducationEquity, EconomicJustice, CivilRights, HousingDiscrimination, StudentDebtCrisis, SocialJustice,

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Project 2025’s Dangerous Threat to Black Americans’ Rights and Care

The Rise of Black Power transformed the fight for civil rights in America, emphasizing black pride, self-determination, and empowering communities for lasting change.

Unyielding Strength of Black Power: An Emotional Call for Change

Black women have been pivotal in the struggle for liberation, shaping social justice and education. Learn about their historical and contemporary contributions.

Empowered Voices of Black Women Shaping the Liberation Fight

Uncover the historical impact of land dispossession on labour rights in South Africa, revealing its lasting socio-economic consequences and ongoing reform needs.

Wounded Roots: Unraveling Land Dispossession in South Africa

Discover the Reparation Education Project's new video, "Reparations: From Concept to Reality," highlighting the importance of reparations education.

Empowering Voices Unleashed in Groundbreaking Reparations Video

Learn about the urgent need for strategies to protect older people from climate change in Africa as they face unique vulnerabilities and health risks.

Empowering Older People in Africa to Survive Climate Challenges

Yo. Yo. listen up. It's time to step aside from our problems. 
It’s time to finally solve them - fix it, bruv, last chance

Yo, dig this bruv, it's time to flip the script, 
From the bottom where we hustle, where the pain is gripped. 
They got us trapped in cycles, poverty's the chain, 
But we're breaking free now, redefining the game. 
Invest in education, that's the first move, 
Knowledge is power, watch the youth improve. 
Affordable housing, build it up from the ground, 
No more families on the street, let the hope resound.

We rising up, yeah, we taking a stand, 
For justice and equality across this land. 
Tax the ones stacking dollars to the sky, 
Spread the wealth, see the hungry dignified. 
We got solutions, yeah, we got plans, 
Time to heal the world with our own hands.
Thriving communities, we need thriving communities oh yeah

They tell us 'trickle down' but that's a myth they sell, 
Money flows uphill, that's the truth we tell. 
From the hands of the many to the pockets of few, 
They dodge taxes while we're paying dues.
Small amounts we contribute, they accumulate, 
Into fortunes hoarded, locked behind the gate. 
Taxation's the tool to balance the scales, 
Redistribute the wealth, break the chains and rails.

We rising up, yeah, we taking a stand, 
For justice and equality across this land. 
Tax the ones stacking dollars to the sky, 
Spread the wealth, see the hungry dignified.. 
We got solutions, yeah, we got plans, 
Time to heal the world with our own hands.
Thriving communities, we need thriving communities oh yeah

Restorative justice for the petty crimes, 
No more cells for those just trying to survive. 
Community centers open doors for change, 
Mental health support to help rearrange. 
Addiction ain't a crime, it's a battle to fight, 
Provide the help they need to step into the light. 
Universal income to level the field, 
Dignity for all, now the wounds can heal.

Money circulates when we spread it around, 
From the hands of the struggling back into town. 
They spend it on needs, it returns to the top, 
But without fair taxes, that cycle will stop. 
The wealthy keep stacking, the poor stay poor, 
Time to open up that tightly locked door. 
Policies proven, strategies that last, 
Learning from the present, not stuck in the past.

We rising up, yeah, we taking a stand, 
For justice and equality across this land. 
Tax the ones stacking dollars to the sky, 
Spread the wealth, see the hungry dignified. 
We got solutions, yeah, we got plans, 
Time to heal the world with our own hands.
Thriving communities, we need thriving communities oh yeah

This is a call to action, not just a song, 
For everyone who's felt like they don't belong. 
Together we're stronger, that's the truth, 
Building a future for the next youth. 
It's time to make a change, time to rearrange, 
From the streets to the halls where laws are made. 
We won't stop till the scales are balanced right, 
Keep pushing forward, unified in the fight.

Copyright 2024 Stefan Sojka 
Publishing Cyrius Media Group Pty Ltd

Fix It - UK Rap

Ghana's anti-LGBTQ law proposes severe penalties for same-sex relationships and advocacy, igniting global debate over human rights and cultural values.

Ghana's Unpassed Anti-LGBTQ Law Sparks Fear and Outrage Worldwide

Learn about Maulana Karenga's activism, his role in the Black Power Movement, and the significance of Kawaida principles for Black empowerment.

Empowerment Through Unity in Maulana Karenga's Legacy

Young women fighting corruption in Uganda are leading protests against a system that neglects their needs, demanding accountability and justice.

Young Women's Brave Fight Against Corruption in Uganda

Trump's reelection signals a troubling endorsement of white supremacy and xenophobia, raising serious concerns for public health, reproductive rights, and equality.

Trump's Reelection Sparks Fear and Outrage Over Social Justice

Baltimore's Mayor Scott proposes supervised drug consumption sites to combat the opioid crisis, aiming to reduce overdose deaths and promote harm reduction.

Baltimore's Hopeful Vision for Supervised Drug Consumption Facilities

We're Not Going Back

The ongoing fight for racial justice in America highlights the struggle from the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter, emphasizing the need for activism.

Hope and Courage Drive the Vital Fight for Racial Justice Today

Black generational farmers are fighting eminent domain in Georgia as the Sandersville Railroad seeks land for the contentious Hanson Spur project, threatening community heritage.

Resilience and Heritage Amplified in Fight Against Eminent Domain

Nikki Giovanni's contributions to the Black Arts and Civil Rights Movements highlight her legacy as a poet, author, and activist, inspiring generations for decades.

Nikki Giovanni's Inspiring Journey of Fearless Activism and Poetry

Alabama's prison system operates a forced labor scheme that exploits Black inmates, generating $450 million annually while denying fair wages and parole.

Alabama's Emotional Fight Against Prison Forced Labor and Racism

A Black Amazon driver was arrested by Georgia police for disorderly conduct after a dispute with homeowners, raising concerns about racial bias in policing.

Outrage Grows After Georgia Police Arrests Black Amazon Driver

In a world on fire, where the powerful tighten their grip and the voices of the forgotten are buried beneath the weight of greed, “Dust to Gold” emerges as a battle cry for the unheard. This album is an anthem of resilience, a rebellion set to rhythm, and a testament to the unbreakable spirit of those who refuse to be silenced.  

Blending raw, evocative lyricism with anthemic melodies, “Dust to Gold” captures the defiance of a generation that rises from the ashes, turning oppression into power, and despair into a movement. From haunting ballads of lost freedoms to electrifying anthems of resistance, each track pulses with the energy of revolution.  

This is more than music—it’s a reckoning. The city is burning, the echoes may fade, but the fire in the forgotten will never die.


Dust to Gold (The Rebellion Editon)

Comedy songs and dark-humour originals from a working radiographer. Satire, protest, and indie experiments. 

I write comedy, satire, and straight-up originals about life in radiography, healthcare, and the wider mess. Expect protest anthems, awkward truth, and hooks that stick. If you like Bo Burnham, Weird Al, and indie left-turns, you’re in the right place.

Genres: Alternative, Indie, Singer-Songwriter, Comedy
satire, protest, indie, acoustic, alt-pop

Spotlight tracks:
	1.	“Where You Fell”
	2.	“Gone but Not Forgotten (Lost Souls)”
	3.	“Lazy Like a Monday”
	4.	“Pass the Light Around”
	5.	“All Are One (Defending Every Soul)”

David Scott Weaver is an award-winning songwriter who has earned recognition in the Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest and the Blues and Roots Radio International Song Contest. A Maryland native, Weaver crafts tunes in a range of genres from Americana to folk, bluegrass, gospel and rock. Over the years, he has collaborated with Mary Chapin Carpenter’s longtime producer, John Jennings, GRAMMY-award winners Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer and Rickie Simpkins. He has also co-written songs with the legendary bluegrass tunesmith Louisa Branscomb.

Singer, instrumentalist, Producer, Director, Entrepreneur

New tracks tagged ##SocialJustice