Racial Injustice Playlist

Racial Injustice Playlist
Facebook Posts
1st Post: Minority lives matter. Whether Asian, Hispanic, or Black, we deserve equality and equity. Say no to racism, police brutality, and gun violence.
Song: "Freedom," – Beyoncé ft. Kendrick Lamar (2016)
2nd Post: Say no to Arab women's discrimination. Arab women practice a good transvestism that makes them look gorgeous. The burka has nothing to do with an Arab husband's embarrassment over their wife's beauty than with Muslim women's modesty, based on what people say about Arabs. I appreciate the Arabic culture, which is also rich in values.
Song: “One Woman” – The UN Women song (2013)
3rd Post: Say no to police brutality. Black lives matter. Minority lives matter. We need unity and cohesion of respect, equality, and opportunity.
Song: “Rockstar” – DaBaby feat. Roddy Ricch (2020)
Artist’s Statement
This message is against racial discrimination and racial injustices; whether Asian, Hispanic, or Black, all groups deserve equality and equity. There is an increase in police brutality, targeted racial shootings, and segregation of minorities. The posts say no to racism, police brutality, and gun violence. One example of racism and discrimination is society being against and negative toward Arab women and how they dress. Vyver asserts that the Quran does not state that individuals should cover themselves, but this does not imply that people should dispute their communities' traditions. How women in Arab countries traditionally concealed their faces seems to me that they readily appreciate their cultural beliefs. In my opinion, they do this to show their strong beliefs and their religious obligations. According to Vyver, some spouses force their wives to wear burkas to hide their identities which I think is wrong.
My audience is everyone who is listening. Be the majority or the minority; there is no room for discrimination in your country. We are all human beings and shed the sa...