This Oklahoma-based band tells it like it is through music. You will love the lyrics and the music! At least, I hope you do. During DT1, ex-pats gathered to hold a rally in downtown Oaxaca protesting the deportation of immigrants and the construction of a wall. The cost could have been used to feed the hungry, give immigrants access to education so they could secure the path to citizenship, and shore up our social justice commitments. Now, with DT2, we have more of the same. Prairie Rebels writes and performs — a voice I personally embrace.
They contacted me to ask permission to use the photo, and while I usually charge for rights to use, I waived this in gratitude for their messages.
Please watch and share. Thank you.
We are being taught to be afraid. Fear of speaking out, truth-telling, and calling out discriminationg are being met with punishment, retribution, and threats of job loss. In 47s second term, it didn’t take but weeks to send us on an emotional roller coaster sewn with chaos and instability. We won’t stop speaking out — through voice and the written word.
