The new CD from Kenny Mullins featuring 11 new songs in support of Native American and Women’s rights. This project started out 4 years ago as a request from a Lakota friend to do something for the people back home on the reservation. But in fact, this is the culmination of a journey that began for me back in Wilmington, DE, during the summer and fall of 1972. That was the summer that my social consciousness was awakened, and unbeknownst to my family, I hitchhiked twice, the 140 miles to Washington, DC, to march with my Native brothers and sisters in “The Trail of Broken Treaties,” and with my feminist sisters in support of the Equal Rights Amendment. I may have been the only 16 year old boy in America spurred into action by “Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee” and “The Female Eunuch.” It was in the fall of 2010, after deep prayer to the Great Spirit, that these songs were given to me, to bring to the people. My objective is to raise awareness about situations affecting Native Americans and women, and to raise money for organizations that help the victims of domestic violence, both on and off of the reservation, as well as other organizations that serve the needy. A list of charities to which this project may contribute: www.nativeamericannyhtsfund/narf.org www.futuresforourchildren.org Congleska Inc. Sacred Circle Conscious Alliance Looks for Buffalo Foundation For more information: email kenny@kennymullins.com