for example, Akilah muses about being heard within the Nashville community. “Nashville, why you never cared for me/I am giving you my all but you won’t hear from me,” he raps. “Couple of people living so evil/didn’t want to hear me out. Couple of people living deceitful/they gonna hear me now/they gonna hear my sound.”ContentView Iframe URL We hear you, girl. Hailee’s ambitions aren’t stopping with her big-picture movies or upcoming album, though. She also has her sights set on larger issues, and using her platform for good. “For some time, feminism was the elephant in the room,” she said. “Being a young female who has the honor of reaching thousands of people with one message is incredible. I’ve got a lot to learn.”Related: Local hip-hop artist Michael McDonald (known onstage as OneMike) talked toThe Tennessean holds a purpose in this way, it's also a reminder for those who oppose the current administration to not give up the fight. After all, at the film's ending, Dorothy and her friends realized that the change they sought out was in themselves and each other all along. And on Saturday, we witnessed what is estimated to be thelargest demonstration in U.S. historywith around 4.6 million marchers in