Us & Them Encore: A Band On The Right Side Of History

Us & Them by Trey Kay

Feb 12, 202635:29Society & Culture

The U.S. continues to struggle with racial discrimination and this episode of Us & Them looks back at a moment in the 1960s when music and race intersected. America’s popular music scene is a racially integrated space an...

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