In honor of BlackHistoryMonth, babyrosemusic curated a playlist that celebrates classic R&B 🎶
"Black history is world history.
As we remember the black leaders who fought and died, innovators/inventors who have gone unnoticed and uncredited, we must learn our origins; our ancestry," Baby Rose tellsShe continues: "Understanding this fundamental truth leads us closer to our ancestor’s dreams, passions, fervent desires, and hunger to make the world richer, better and more efficient. It is inside each and every one of us. We just take this month to look, reflect and move forward.
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