At Women’s March, Strangers Meet to ‘Lay Down a Protest Anthem for the Ages’ (Video)
Samantha Bee invited a group to her show, "Full Frontal," to perform a feminist song they'd rehearsed online before meeting for the first time at Saturday's march on Washington.Samantha Bee invited an a cappella group to her show, “Full Frontal,” to perform “I Can’t Keep Quiet,” a feminist song they’d rehearsed online for the Women’s March on Washington before ever meeting in person.
Watch Bee’s segment about the protests and the forceful anthem by MILCK, featuring GW Sirens and Capital Blend, starting at 4:04.
— Posted by Natasha Hakimi Zapata
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