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Los Angeles Rams & Watts-Native Stix Partner On Social Justice Videos

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The Los Angeles Rams and Watts-native rapper and producer STIX have teamed up to address social injustices through two new videos, including an original song. Over two days, Stix filmed a video for his new song “It Takes All Of Us,” which he wrote in collaboration with the Rams. 

Source: Observer News Group – Group Newspapers of Southern California
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