I Was In An A Cappella Group

We Have A Serious Problem With Incarceration In This Country. It's Destroying Families, It's Destroying Communities And We're The Most Incarcerated Country In The World, And When You Look Deeper And Look At The Reasons We Got To This Place, We As A Society Made Some Choices Politically And Legislatively, Culturally To Deal With Poverty, Deal With Mental Illness In A Certain Way And That Way Usually Involves Using Incarceration.

It's Important For Us To Fight For Certain Changes That Need To Happen. And One Of Those Issues That I Really Care About Is Education. But Also Another One Is Incarceration.

In My Neighborhood In Springfield, Ohio, There Were A Lot Of Young Kids. We All Played Tackle Football After School, But I Knew Very Early On That I Was Not An Athlete.

I Never Went Through A Period Where I Didn't Want To Play Music. I've Always Loved It And It's Always Been A Huge Part Of My Life.

It's Not Enough To Say We Need To Love Each Other, You Have To Go Behind That And Say We Need To Change These Policies, We Need To Fight, We Need To Protest, We Need To Agitate For Change.