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nice effort ladies. i can tell you all were into that song.good job
BenjaminCenturi 8 months ago
nice try ladies. i can tell you all were into that song
BenjaminCenturi 8 months ago
Beautiful job ladies!
koolkris321 9 months ago
My motto - I'm gonna keep on walking, keep on talking march up to freedom land. I'm the Dream fulfilled. Remember Joshua & kaleb - I'll be that, I'll be that.
SFL70 1 year ago
do more
YourDramaQueen 1 year ago
do more i love it
YourDramaQueen 1 year ago
The more people that sing these songs, the better. However, from a musical stand point, don't accelerate the speed. The steady slow beat is more authentic of the times and the feelings of those who marched.
skipperdr 2 years ago
Well done sisters ....beautiful
michaelrowedtheboat 2 years ago
its true they dont know what are wonderful ancestors went through but look at it like this aviancelekai there were many white people who walked with are ancestors in the civil rights movement and they took a big part in it to because they thought it was right... and if we get mad because of that then isnt that just showing a wrong doing and two wrongs dont make a right... KEEP SINGING LADIES JUST MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR SINGING FOR....
DaCutestOfDa502 2 years ago 7
THey need to stop that shit. It is not one black person singing.You will never know what our wonderful talented ancestors went through.Please stop it , it is making me sick!!!!!!!!
aviancelekai 2 years ago
making u sick? are u serious?? can u say "reverse discrimination". We all know what happened, but if you weren't so efn blind u will see that there is still discrimination today YOU for example are discriminating against these women for NOT being black and singing about freedom. It's people like you that make me SICK. Keep singing ladies! "We adapted the lyrics to reflect our commitment to peace and social justice"
dbandjs 2 years ago 3
You didn't learn a thing from MLK. Too young, I guess?
ddviolinist 2 years ago 4
this is awesome.
lovelylittlelin 2 years ago 2
omg! sob sobs
kanialeemorr 2 years ago 2
cute. LMFAO
sammmmx0h 2 years ago
This sounds too mechanical, have you really
experience the pain of African-Americans or is this
another form of radical chic? Perhaps this is another way to commodify, colonize, and appropriate our experiences. Everyone wants to be black when its the flavor of the month and not the flavor of life.
knifekali 2 years ago
@knifekali thats right it doesnt wash off!
BenjaminCenturi 8 months ago