I Made Rock ’N’ Roll initiative to launch Black music festival in Indianapolis

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4 thoughts on “I Made Rock ’N’ Roll initiative to launch Black music festival in Indianapolis

    1. True, Kevin. But you will be labeled a systemic racist for thinking such blasphemy. Only groupthink keeps you safe!

      The less you know, the less you know you don’t know. That is the problem today.

  1. The organizers know so little about “Black” music and its history. My generation did not think of Black or white music – just good music. I listen to Solid Gold Oldies on Xfinity, a myriad of channels on Sirius, and my vinyl records. Black or white was never given a thought back then. So, they want to teach prior generations “the truth” about Black music and its import? That would be funny if it were not so sad.

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