Rhythm and Banter dedicates this episode to the ongoing efforts to eradicate racism in the United States of America and those on the frontlines fighting for equality. This week Lyandre highlights "Freedom" from the 1995 Panther Soundtrack. Featuring the top female R&B acts of that time it is a song that showcases exactly why we protest and why we must never give up. He also dives into "I'm Black" by Styles P ft Marsha Ambrosius, a song that reminds us of how incredible and human we are in these difficult times.Next, Jeremy discusses, "Changes" by Tupac Shakur, and "Superman" by Eric Roberson, one, a song describing the many layers of racism in this country and the other, a song that instils a sense of self-worth and confidence necessary to stand strong and fight for what you believe in.For those of you looking to contribute to the ongoing efforts demanding justice for the deaths of countless innocent black men and tangible reform of an unfair system see the two links below mentioned in the podcast.https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/www.blackvisionsmn.org