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Eddy Grant Speaks George Floyd, Reparations, Racism...

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Musician Eddy Grant is calling for Reparations in the wake of George Floyd protests.
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Musician Eddy Grant is calling for Reparations in the wake of George Floyd protests.

Guyanese musician Eddy Grant spoke out recently about the worldwide protests that have erupted in the wake of George Floyd's murder and the need for Reparations.

In the following video, Grant speaks passionately for over 30 minutes about his views on the George Floyd protests, racism, Reparations, former President Barack Obama, and African identity and solidarity.

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Guyanese Musician Eddy Grant
George Floyd's Murder
REPARATIONS
racism
Slavery
Worldwide Protests
President Barack Obama
African Identity
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    July 15,2021 @ 02:58 AM

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