As Historic Marches Demand Change, Swae Lee Talks Joining Protests And ‘Superhero’ Activism | MSNBC

Grammy-nominated artist Swae Lee and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Trymaine Lee talk with MSNBC’s Ari Melber about Juneteenth. Swae Lee opens up about his history with the holiday, Why he personally chose to join protest march is against police brutality, and his views on the diversity of the gatherings and why the unity makes people feel like “superheroes.” The interview also touches on his new song “Reality Check.” (This interview is from MSNBC’s “The Beat with Ari Melber, a news show covering politics, law and culture airing nightly at 6pm ET on MSNBC. ). Aired on 6/19/2020.
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As Historic Marches Demand Change, Swae Lee Talks Joining Protests And 'Superhero' Activism | MSNBC

28 comments

  1. When I was growing up in 70s and 80s I assumed the last racist generation would die off. Instead, they successfully passed along that ‘heritage’.

    1. yes but the vile disgusting communist democrats will never stop with racism …. thats why they loot and burn down the cities

  2. *POTUS may as well borrow Melania’s Jacket…”I Don’t Really Care, Do You?” for putting Tulsa people at risk with his ‘POTUS Pied Piper Rally’*

    1. Unemployed youth with no real direction accept to protest for reasons they don’t understand. Only what they’ve been told.
      They don’t reason or talk to you because they don’t know how.

  3. “So I advise you to stay away from these men. Leave them alone. If what they are planning is something of their own doing, it will fail. But if God is behind it, you cannot stop it anyway, unless you want to fight against God.” Acts 5:38-30

  4. I thank my parents i was raised with so many different races in Chicago ‘we had blacks ,puertorriquens, Mexicans ,’whites’ Italians and biracial couples and the parents kept an eye for everyone’s kids we were there for each other. I lived in the same home for 15 yrs back in the 60 ‘s and 70’s until we moved out of state. I still continue to be the way i was raised we saw a person not a race nowadays you have to be careful. Im puertorriquen and a mix of black, European and Indian. I truly miss those times, we were very happy all together playing, riding bikes play hockey in the streets good old days. I pray this is a beginning and we can be happy and United.

  5. “Any protesters, anarchists, agitators, looters or lowlifes who are going to Oklahoma please understand, you will not be treated like you have been in New York, Seattle, or Minneapolis,” Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter. “It will be a much different scene!”

    No distinction between protesters and “lowlife looters”.

    We have a President of the United States who doesn’t believe in our right to peacefully assemble.

    Think about that.

  6. Ain’t nothing going to happen until we ALL fight for the those who cannot fight alone.
    We may be late, but let’s hope we’re here now.

  7. Abraham Lincoln, a Republican that freed the slaves. Remember everyone when it’s time to vote it’s not the Republicans paying protesters to Riot

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