3 artists call out racism in Toronto's music scene
Ian Kamau, Casey Mecija and Michie Mee are among a larger group of musicians who say their city is failing artists of colour.
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Toronto's NOW Magazine has invited real talk about racism in the city's music scene — and several artists have come forward to share their experiences.
Today, three of them — Ian Kamau, Casey Mecija and Michie Mee — join Shad to discuss their perspectives and why they feel the arts and culture industry is failing musicians of colour.
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