Jill Stein Has a New Political Rap Anthem Called ‘Power to the People’
Kor Element, a self-described "hip-hop healer," unveiled his new song for the Green Party presidential candidate at a rally in Los Angeles.
Kor Element, right, with Jill Stein, center, and her supporters at a Los Angeles rally. (Dr. Jill Stein / Facebook)
The Jill Stein campaign has a new anthem. The political rap song by Kor Element is called “Power to the People,” or “Fall in Line.”
Kor is a self-described “world poet” and “hip-hop healer,” and he unveiled the song at a Stein rally Wednesday at Bernie’s Coffee Shop, at Wilshire Boulevard and Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles. The L.A. landmark, formerly Johnnie’s Coffee Shop, took on a new role as Bernie Sanders headquarters during the presidential primary season.
On Thursday, Stein visited Truthdig headquarters to be a guest on “Live at Truthdig” and discuss democracy and her qualifications to be president of the United States.
After the show, we listened to Kor’s performance.
On Friday, Stein had to delay an appearance in Columbus, Ohio, when she flew to Cincinnati by accident.
—Posted by Eric Ortiz
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