to share something important in her life with her fans, she will, and until then, it's essential to give her the privacy and respect she deserves.Twitter contentView on Twitter has made its way to landfills or the ocean. Each year, an estimated8 million metric tons compiled 16 songs to listen to today, tomorrow, and in the coming weeks and months as we work to keep our country moving forward in its inclusivity and understanding. From Nina Simone's historic protest song, "Mississippi Goddamn," which she wrote in response to murders of black people in 1963, to Andra Day's swelling "Rise Up," the span the spectrum of past, present, and future for our cultural climate. Some, like Kanye West's "Can't Tell Me Nothin'," are full of self-esteem; others, like Alessia Cara's "How Far I'll Go," focus on hope. But we hope that one or more songs connects with you, and lifts your spirits a little, if you need it to. A year ago, the hip-hop community lost one of its biggest, rising talents, Pop Smoke. Born Bashar Jackson, the 20-year-old drill rapper was shot andkilled