“To Pimp A Butterfly,” Kendrick Lamar’s most political album, feels as relevant in the wake of the 2020 Election as it did in 2015 … and lord knows we need it. Here’s some Kendrick wisdom inspire you past the bleakness.
After four years of reversing Obama-era policies, empowering white supremacy, and allowing the coronavirus to kill more than 200,000 Americans—a disproportionate amount of them Black—Trump is finally attempting to reach out to Black voters weeks before the election.
Selena Gomez, Swizz Beatz, Pete Souza, and many others have also contributed playlists to the initiative, designed to bring more happiness and hope to the voting process.