A five movement audiovisual art piece by Seaux Chill celebrating the past, present, and future of Black Indianapolis.
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Written for World Mental Health Day.
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Inspired by Lisa Sharon Harper’s book, Fortune: How Race Broke My Family and the World–And How To Repair It All.
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As featured on ‘Unproduced: Dress Rehearsal (Live Free USA Tour)’
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What‘s it gonna take for the cycle to end?
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Racism is about who has the money.
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”This funky fun love song is dedicated to Lady Liberty, echoing the voice of the people who believe in “the more perfect ______”.
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If you are aware of the shoulders that you stand on, you want to believe that they are proud of who you have become.
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The T-Shirt man is making a killing …
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Jesus was notorious for living life with people whom the system shunned.
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You always get the bigger picture, It’s just blurry on our side.
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”We Will Rise (Lagrimas De Cielo) es una canción que hablas de el amor y la justicia de Dios que nos une para vencer.” (JonCarlos Velez)
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“By passing H.R. 40, Congress can start a movement toward the national reckoning we need to bridge racial divides.” (Sheila Jackson Lee)
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In this season when Christianity has been distorted and and reshaped into something entirely different from the truths that Jesus preached in his famous sermon, this spoken word piece is timely.
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Chant #2. Philosophical foundation for a protest.
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Chant #3. Urgency of a protest.
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Covid slowed us down long enough to pay attention to a historic, national malpractice - systemic racism. And our country has been in crisis mode ever since.
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Chant #5. Motivation for a protest.
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Chant #6. Resolve of a protest.
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Chant #7. Benediction for a protest event.
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