Perry Redd's 36th album to date...another spoken-word set-to-music compilation of socio-political change material from "The Activist." This album is dedicated to the many he's encountered while fighting for justice and equality--especially economic justice. Perry is of the mind that wealth disparity is the second most tragic problem in the United States (racism being number one). Redd gives thanks to his friends Barbara Patterson, professor David Schwartzman and Jabari Zakiya; three people who he says "have always saw the positive contribution I attempt to make in my efforts to organize my people against the corporatocracy that keeps America sick." This CD is a progressive story from fact to hope... Written during the several incidences of sheer unbelievable gall and insult of the intelligence and dignity of America's working poor and people of color--especially Black people...