J-Live - I Am A Man (American Justice)

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In the wake of the recent, not so recent and far too consistent tragedies and travesties of justice concerning Black men women children and the police, J-Live brings you "I Am A Man (American Justice)". The title, inspired by the iconic signs from the 1968 Memphis Sanitation Worker Strike, is a declaration of human rights. The song serves as J's open letter to abusive police as well as their apologists and supporters.

***Thanks to Mortier Music for sending***


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