Music Executives Form Coalition to Combat Industry Racism

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On Tuesday, celebs like Harry Styles, Pharrell Williams, and Lady Gaga began sharing images for the Black Music Action Coalition, a new organization founded by Black music executives. “Our Coalition consists of artists, producers, songwriters, managers, business managers, attorneys and other passionate industry professionals who are deeply concerned about systemic racism—not only in society at large, but within our own house—the music business,” the coalition wrote on their website.

as an “advocacy and trade organization,” not a union.

As for the plan going forward, the BMAC wants to create “a review that specifically examines: inequities in the treatment of Black artists, the recruitment, advancement and salary parity of Black executives, and a general analysis of how your company will make things right by Black artists, executives and the greater community,

 

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