The article highlights the artistic response to the 100+ days of protests in Portland, where musicians, both emerging and established, used their platforms to express thoughts on police brutality and vision for a just future. In collaboration with the Portland Mercury, a playlist of hip-hop songs from local artists during this period is introduced, reflecting the cultural and social narratives arising from the anti-racism movement. The author also shares a personal musical contribution, recorded live during a protest where they announced their candidacy for a leadership position within the NAACP.
What's a movement without some rhythm? The 100+ days of protests in Portland helped inspire creators to, well, create. Young artists and veteran music-makers alike took to the streets and their microphones...
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