“History continues to repeat itself until we get it right.” – Dominique Morisseau

There has never been a more important time to make your voice heard in an election. #Vote2020 because #BlackLivesMatter.

“When I think of our show and its relationship to the movement for Black Lives and the civic unrest that waves across our nation, I think of ‘I’m Losing You,’” explained Ain’t Too Proud’s Tony Award-nominated librettist, Dominique Morisseau. “I wrote the scene for this number to address the Temptations’ conflict with being popular national artists at a time when their hometown was in social turmoil. In hindsight, I was actually writing about more than that. The emotion in this number always makes me remember that there is a such thing as righteous rage, and when used productively, it can create a national movement for progressive change. The movement for Black lives didn’t just start today, it’s being continued from Ferguson 2014, from LA 1992, and from Detroit 1967. History continues to repeat itself until we get it right.”