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Black Music Artists Changing The Game For The Community

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Black music artists are using their platforms to give back to their communities. H.E.R. has given a resounding voice to BLM protestors through her infamous song. Noname is working on getting a physical headquarters for her Noname Book Club. Kendrick Lamar has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to the Compton Unified School District.

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Black Music Artists Changing The Game For The Community

Photo: Getty ImagesYou often hear about popular music artists making donations or doing charity work, but some take it above and beyond. There are Black music artists who are not only leaving their mark on the industry but their communities, as well. Some are on the grounds of their hometown supporting programs and initiatives, while others are giving a voice to those leading the charge. No matter what they’re doing, they’re using their platform…

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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