Lecrae was on the 2011 Mission Cruise (Cruise with a Cause) on May 30 June 4, 2011. In 2010, Lecrae, Tedashii, Trip Lee, Sho Baraka, PRo and DJ Official went on the Unashamed Tour 2010. In 2008, Trip Lee, Sho Baraka and Tedashii went on the Unashamed Tour.
Our hope is that the song is a catalyst for change. This track is causing waves throughout the hip-hop scene and amongst Sho Baraka’s fan base. Are we sinners in the hands of an angry God Or is God being judged by a sinning mob If God ain't good, I must've missed.
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Sho Baraka Lyrics How To Reach The
It’s a challenge to both the majority and minority.I am the invisible man, though I have a soulThey gave me a slave pen for my freedom of speechYeah, I’m tryin’ a leave the island, but swimming through bleachCome on son, why you always ruin the moveRace talks happens every time you enter the roomToo many people think racism is past tenseWe fight for blackness, but we don’t know what black isI know it ain’t the zero sum of white menThere wanna know how to reach the hood like there’s magicLike we’re all the same, huh, like we’re not dynamicExploit us but give us money, somebody say “Hoe”Yeah, let’s take those movies and them TV showsOr be a magic negro, until the day I’m goneHelp the white man reach his goal, but never reach my ownA young male who loves ignorance, prays in his doomSay hello to the great cultural brainwashWashing my brain through some of the thangs the race talkMiseducate, colonize, divide, teach beauty is straight hairAnd the bluest of eyes, and because of liesHow a Mid East movement is gonna be a white man’s religionHow the privileged man says it’s time to move forwardAnd say the game’s fair when he monopolize the boardAnd corporate greed just manipulates the poorOutside the hood I don’t see liquor storesI know God’s Sovereign and I should pray about itBut a man won’t stop it, if it increases its profitsAnd most, they realistic with the flow, they make music for the streetsSo, instead the truth, they rather be dupedI guess they want me to do more songs for youth groupsYeah, I got a double consciousness, but I’m still in touchCops got my hands in the air so I ain’t feeling muchLooking for protection, all I can see is tyrantsI’m fighting them coons and thugs, racists and Don ImusThat woman you call b*tch, that’s my motherThem boys that you kill, them my brothersSend the ship to the island, we can rescue some othersDid they fight for civil rights so we can sit on goldI can’t walk in your shoes, you keep selling your soulNo, ain’t much Booker T. It is a shout from the auction blocks against the apathy of today’s pseudo post-racial society. Jim Crow is that very song. How can we have reasonable discussions on these issues that lead to healthy relationships and understanding? First we must not be afraid to bring to light the many obstacles that plague our society. Some reproduce this culture of ignorance because of miseducation.
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