We Stand Against Racism

A conversation with the Black music community hosted by Eugene “Man Man” Roberts.

Roland echoes the call for change heard from every corner of the world, demanding equality, justice, fairness, and compassion.

Out of deep love and respect for the Black community, Roland gave our global platforms over to Eugene “Man Man” Roberts on June 5, 2020, to host an open conversation with the Black music community so that all could hear and learn from their stories.

This unfiltered discussion included over 30 artists, musicians, music industry reps, academics, and public servants, who shared their own personal stories, thoughts, and insights for an engaging five hours.

We appreciate and thank everyone who participated and took the time to share their personal experiences and perspectives on the realities and impact of racism. We listened with open ears and open hearts.

Voices represented:

Bubby Lewis
DJ Pierre
Daniel Crawford
Ivan Barias
DJ Jazzy Jeff
DJ Battlecat
Bonnie McIntosh
Jackie Dixon
Brian Frasier-Moore
Tre Pugh
Raye Pugh
Syren
Just Blaze
Terry Hunter
Ric’key Pageot
Andrew Gouche
Jessy Wilson
State Representative Jordan A. Harris
Eric Dozier
Michael Bland
Zo Harris
Jamar Jones
Kitten Kuroi
Rashid Williams
Briana Lee
Operator EMZ
Young Guru
Reggie Regg
Dready
Okwa Andrew
Justin Warfield
Quintin “Q” Gulledge