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Alexandra Blakely - The Last Time

from Protect What You Love, Vol. 1 by Protect What You Love

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I am passionate about healing Turtle Island (holistically) by addressing its root cause. Part of that involves taking accountability for our historical actions as settlers and the direct benefits that flourish today because of them. I am passionate about equity and feel strongly that the raping of mother earth is patriarchy on a larger scale.

This song is inspired by Standing Rock, the Valve Turners, Winona LaDuke and MLK. It has become illegal to act morally, to protect our future and it's natural resources. If that isn't backwards, I don't know what is. Activists will always have a job to do. Thank you to everyone who is actively taking a stand. I bow in gratitude to you.

-- Alexandra Blakely

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from Protect What You Love, Vol. 1, released August 13, 2017

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Protect What You Love Seattle, Washington

Protect What You Love is a collaborative effort of The Musical Activism Coalition via 350 Seattle, Rolling Crone Records, and other Pacific Northwest artists and musicians engaged in climate justice. Through art and storytelling, this project seeks to plant seeds of consciousness that ultimately engages our community more deeply in the movement towards a just and livable future. ... more

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