Tornado Alley (PROG)

[12yearplan]

My idea to name and spotlight the First Family of Black Country was conceived in that moment. It was nurtured in the silence of missing names. Quiet as it was being kept, country had Black founders. I knew it; Buddy Killen, who arrived in Nashville playing bass for a blackface comedy act on the Grand Ole Opry, knew it; Roy Acuff, who had played on stages with Bailey, Ray Charles, and Pride, knew it. And more than four decades later, Beyoncé knew it when she broke the internet on Super Bowl Sunday by surprise—releasing two country songs and announcing an album, Cowboy Carter, which has her devoted fans in the Beyhive buzzing about line-dancing into the summer of country.
https://time.com/6960671/beyonce-black-country-legacy-essay/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-en-us

"Dems like a dog, gotta piss on everythang"

https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-68691977