<p>For Juneteenth, I decided to rewrite an old verse from early Speaker Mind days. The song was called "what color are hue" or just "hue" for short. This is a verse that balances the tones of the struggle with a celebration of my melanin.</p>

For Juneteenth, I decided to rewrite an old verse from early Speaker Mind days. The song was called "what color are hue" or just "hue" for short. This is a verse that balances the tones of the struggle with a celebration of my melanin.

Friday Reflection: June 19th, 2020 - Celebrating Juneteenth

People are unsure of the world and doubt who we are. We stayed busy to hide our pain pretending everything was all good. Now that normal is gone, we are left with ourselves. We are left with our pain, and we are strangers to ourselves.

As a Hip Hop poet, I imagine, reflect, study, and write about life in a way that empowers truth, so people feel inspired to act and discover who they are. This truth may convince people of their inherent self-worth. Because when we empower truth, we inspire ourselves to discover who we are and impact the world. 
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People are unsure of the world and doubt who we are. We stayed busy to hide our pain pretending everything was all good. Now that normal is gone, we are left with ourselves. We are left with our pain, and we are strangers to ourselves. As a Hip Hop poet, I imagine, reflect, study, and write about life in a way that empowers truth, so people feel inspired to act and discover who they are. This truth may convince people of their inherent self-worth. Because when we empower truth, we inspire ourselves to discover who we are and impact the world. The official podcast for DesmondSpann.com

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Friday Reflection: June 19th, 2020 - Celebrating Juneteenth

Friday Reflection: June 19th, 2020 - Celebrating Juneteenth