“THE ONE THING THAT CAN BRING US TOGETHER”

LOS ANGELES,, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, September 2, 2016 /EINPresswire.com/ -- August 30, 2016, Los Angeles, CA: Music legend Charles Wright releases his classic song “Comment” as a social video platform to express his concerns with the societal dysfunctions plaguing communities world-wide. "Comment," back in 1968, discussed the state of racial affairs in America. Sampled by at least ten other artists; including Ray Charles, Les MCcann, Amanda Ambrose, Wilco and others, “Comment's” lyrics are even more relevant today than they were back in the day.
With the release of Wright’s 1st biographical book “Up From Where We’ve Come” (the true story of racial and economic discourse his family endured as sharecroppers, which led to the term “A Sharecropper's Mentality,”) as well as his new CD, “Something To Make You Feel Good,” it is no doubt Mr. Wright has an important message to express.
“I originally started out writing this song to my band members, whom I'd taken from a group of starving musicians, to the Pinnacle of popularity. But for some suicidal reason, they decided to self-destruct, so this was an effort to appeal to their lack of common sense. In fact, the guy upon the hill, which I refer to in the epilogue is none other than me, myself and I.
My band members were afraid I was going to up and leave them, which was the absolute last thing on my mind. Yet, they were doing practically everything they could in an effort to hold me hostage. But while I was writing the song I came to realize, it didn't simply address the issues concerning my band. The scenario was also a perfect fit for the American society as well. And though I wrote it years ago, it is still as relevant today as ever.

Just expressing myself, that's all,” states Charles.

“I want to reach everyone!” Wright continues, “We have to have a voice and perhaps through video images, the viewers cannot simply hear the words, but see the powerful images, which we too often take for granted.”
These images are explosive and cannot be denied. Police who murder African Americans yet remain on paid leave until found not guilty; African Americans jail sentences way beyond the crimes committed, or committed while Whites get off easy; the rise of gang violence and homelessness in practically all communities; so Wright simply ask us, “What about me!”






With the social climates of digital marketing, Charles Wright has tuned into the vast ways of distributing the content of his musical videos. #WhatAboutMe is social consciousness that hopefully, will touch each and every heart. For it is essential to look into ourselves and question our surroundings. Then, focus on where we stand as individuals, while we seek self-improvement. It is only when we see ourselves for who we truly are, that we can change the environment inwhich we live. Once this is done, we will discover how "Equal Justice" is the one thing that can bring us all closer together.

Please feature this important social video. Share the video to your networks, to your celebrity friends and media outlets with the hashtag #WhatAboutMe

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