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“Where are the African Gods to save us from this misery and shame?”
Lyricist Abbey Lincoln and director Rodney Passé create a meditative portrait of black masculinity through images of fathers and sons. “Abbey Lincoln’s poem is a chilling reminder of black society’s struggle with self-image,” explains Passé.
Running time: 3:54
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