When We All See Justice, Then We'll

Playing On The Streets Of Iraq, Or In Israel Or The Gaza Strip, I'd Sing Angry Protest Songs Against War. People Would Say, 'make Us Clap, Make Us Dance, And Laugh And Sing.' It Really Made Me Think About The Importance Of Happy Music.

During My Travels In Iraq, Israel, Gaza, Brazil, Indonesia, Japan, Europe And All Over The United States, I Have Seen And Heard The Voices Of People Who Want Change. They Want The Stabilization Of The Economy, Education And Healthcare For All, Renewable Energy And An Environmental Vision With An Eye On Generations To Come.

I've Been In Those Relationships. You Go Through Years Of Your Life And At A Certain Point You Wake Up And You Go, God, What Am I Doing Here? What Have I Spent The Last Three Years Doing? Part Of It Is Learning, This Process You've Gotta Go Through. You Have To Recognize The Point At Which You're Not Learning Anymore, And Be Able To Let It Go.

The U.s. Has Historically Been The World's Largest Contributor To Climate Change.

It's Also Hard For Me To Understand Growing Up Not Knowing Where I Came From. I Searched For My Parents - I Started When I Was Twenty; I Found Both My Mother And My Father When I Was Twenty-two. Trying To Catch Up On Twenty-two Years That We Can Never Get Back, Trying To Reconcile That - That's A Hard Thing For Me.