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EPISODE · Feb 2, 2022 · 25 MIN

When The Sun Goes Down?

from Standby for Places

‘When the Sun Goes Down’ is a comparison between the state of African American’s during slavery and the state of us now. The sun going down used to signify the end of the work day. What will it look like when the metaphorical sun goes down and we are all able to just be? Written, produced, and performed by Nygel D. Robinson in honor of Black History Month.

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