We live in a time where culture moves faster than ever—trends rise, sounds spread, and influences are borrowed without hesitation. But while the world embraces the aesthetics, the deeper realities are often ignored.

Right now, the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing one of the worst humanitarian crises of our time. War, displacement, and exploitation continue, yet the global response remains silent. The country’s natural resources power industries worldwide, yet its people suffer the consequences of a system built to extract, but not to give back.

At the same time, Black culture fuels creativity across the world—Afrohouse, fashion, art—but many of the voices behind it still face barriers, exclusion, and erasure. How can we celebrate something while ignoring the people who built it?

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100% of the proceeds from our first statement collection will be donated. A portion will go directly to supporting those affected by the crisis in Congo. Another portion will be donated to Bridges for Music in South Africa, helping fund education programs that empower young creatives through music and entrepreneurship.

The question isn’t whether the world is watching. It’s whether we choose to listen.

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