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Mis-Education Of The Negro-Brothas Keepa

"The Re-Education of the Negro" by Brothas Keepa is an album known for its strong emphasis on political and social consciousness, especially focusing on the struggles and empowerment of Black communities. Released in 2007, it blends spoken word, hip-hop, and political rap, using music as a tool to educate and inspire listeners. The group, Brothas Keepa, is dedicated to uplifting Black youth, and their music often addresses themes of racial inequality, resistance, and cultural pride.

SONGS IN THE ALBUM ;
1. Libations


2. Unsung Heroes


3. Mindcuffs


4. Uhuru (featuring The Brittenum Twins)


5. Vultures (featuring Jasira)


6. Take It Back


7. Starry Eyed (featuring Jasira and saxophonist Mark Baker)


8. Real Talk (featuring Jasira)


9. The Sermon (featuring the RBG Mass Choir)


10. Bastard (featuring The Brittenum Twins, Tonia, Jaliqe)


11. RBG Anthem (featuring The Garvey Students, Powwah & Ayele 2)


12. Blackface (featuring Antoinette)


13. Gotta Roll


14. Below Sea Level (featuring Powwah and saxophonist Mark Baker)

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