How do we rectify racial injustice? Through his power as a storyteller and his skills as a journalist, Solomon Jones leverages his own life experience to resurrects ten people whose lives were ravaged by racism. His indictment of what he calls the "Criminal Injustice System,” will get you thinking about how YOU—how WE, together—can opt-in on an actionable plan “to repair our racist past, change the racist present, and bring justice to the future.”​

​Philadelphia-based Solomon Jones, author of TEN DEMANDS, is a columnist for the "Philadelphia Inquirer" and morning host for WURD radio in Philadelphia.

Solomon Jones, TEN DEMANDS

The Longest March (From Selma to Somewhere Still Unseen)
🎙️ Barking Justice Music

This anthem walks the unbroken line from 1964 to now—from the bloodied bridges of Selma to the blurred headlines of today. It’s a soul-borne reckoning with the promises still unmet, the names still mourned, and the justice still denied.

Inspired by Sam Cooke’s “A Change Is Gonna Come” and carrying forward the cries of those who marched, this track honors those we lost—from John Lewis to Trayvon Martin—and calls out the unfinished road we all walk.

✊🏾 We are still marching.
📍 From Selma to somewhere still unseen.
🎶 Barking Justice Music — For the ones who will not forget.

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The Longest March (From Selma to Somewhere Still Unseen)

From flower child to frontline. I write protest anthems that call out injustice, awaken courage, and remember the country we once believed in. Barking Justice Music is my rebellion.

THE JANUS ADAMS SHOW, a weekly public radio program, is show about race and courage.  The show airs and streams live Saturdays at 11:00 am ET on WJFF -- www.WJFFradio.org.

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