Eye - 27 June 2014
From rap songs to a space for the curious
Rapping for unions
The dangers of payday loans have been highlighted in a new rap song.
The rap, called ‘We Need a Union on the Streets’, is the brainchild of Charles Bailey, a music producer and community activist.
Charles approached the Church of England after being inspired by Justin Welby: ‘When I listened to the archbishop of Canterbury speaking out about payday lenders I felt moved to do something to help his task group to reach the urban youth who are often the victims and introduce them to a much safer and ethical way of borrowing through credit unions.’
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