Description
Maintaining a close friendship amidst the challenges of poverty, gang violence, and crime in disadvantaged neighborhoods is a formidable task, characterized by physical safety concerns, emotional strain, limited resources, and communication barriers. Black friends in poverty-stricken communities often face systemic racism and discrimination, which exacerbate their struggles. However, the value of supporting friends in such circumstances cannot be overstated. Through shared experiences, emotional maturity, positive influence, and the cultivation of hope and resilience, friends navigate these hardships together. As the historical legacy of oppression and marginalization continues to shape our present realities, this release is dedicated to the friends you still have, that were there from the first day you broke curfew. The friends lost before the sun came up. The friends in the sky that look over you with the star at night. The friends who stayed out and waited when you went in... incarcerated or just at the crib. Your bond serves to remind you of who you are, and encourages you to adapt and become better. For My Twin.
