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// In this episode of The Girls Make Beats Podcast, DJ Jojo (LA), DJ Royal Blu (ATL), and K.I.Ray (MIA) discuss racial inequality and police brutality in America. The girls are also joined by activist, philanthropist, and author of New York times best seller "The Black Friend" Frederick T Joseph. They also provide us with 7 steps on how to help bring change and awareness to these very important topics. //
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Listen to episode one hereIn this episode of The Girls Make Beats Podcast, DJ Jojo (LA), DJ Royal Blu (ATL), and K.I.Ray (MIA) discuss racial inequality and police brutality in America. The girls are also joined by activist, philanthropist, and author of New York times best seller "The Black Friend" Frederick T Joseph. They also provide us with 7 steps on how to help bring change and awareness to these very important topics.
This episode's "BEAT OF THE WEEK" feature Producer and DJ, Girls Make Beats member DJ Bleu (LA).
The girls also give us the songs they have selected to add to the Girls Make Beats "Feature Her" Spotify Playlist!
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