Big Sean shared his experiences of inequality living as a black man in America.
"Clearly we got the whole world’s attention, obviously. And justice has to be served. Period," he said. "And if it’s not, I don’t think things are going to change or get better. I know I been protesting, I know a lot of us been out on the streets protesting, and it’s been a lot of unity, but I also see a lot of people with ulterior motives that look like undercover cops.
"I don’t know if it’s to make us look like we wild beasts or don't have control, but we clearly are not wild beasts. We're extraordinary, talented magical people," he continued. "If you took us out of the equation, the world would be very, very bland ... let's speak up and be heard, but things have to change."
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