“I’m committed to partnering with organizations on the ground in Houston and making contributions to uplift the city that raised me with so much love.”
Despite complaints about its commercialization, Afropunk Fest in Brooklyn still drew an eclectic mix of cool kids of color who danced hard, sang loud and shined as bright as the stars onstage.
The artist opens up about the time a music critic told her “not to bite the hand that feeds” her and the pervasive resistance to Black artists addressing racism.
Both songs are from her critically acclaimed new album, “A Seat at the Table,” and use visual themes mirrored in the album’s accompanying digital book.
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