The poet, activist and musician speaks about "MartyrLoserKing," his concept album about a Burundian crypto-anarchist hacker fighting for freedom in a dystopic, yet familiar world.

After nearly two decades at the helm of the punk rock band Against Me!, frontwoman Laura Jane Grace reflects on the fight for trans rights in a contentious election year. 

The Queens-born rapper talks about his South Asian identity in an era of heightened xenophobia. 

A Tribe Called Red is working to define cultural identity on their own terms.

Musician and full-time party evangelist Andrew W.K. says the power of positivity can defeat political divisiveness, and he's forming a political party of his own. 

The Providence-based bilingual punk band discusses their fight against income inequality, white supremacy, and the prison-industrial complex.

English musician and activist Billy Bragg says the biggest enemy to American democracy this election cycle isn't ISIS or some foreign threat, but cynicism within ourselves.

Though Ani DiFranco's music has evolved since her debut album over 26 years ago, she's always remained a folk singer at heart — never compromising, always political.

Musician Kraig R. Moss travels to Donald Trump rallies across the country with his guitar to perform his songs, such as "Trump Train" and "Donald Trump for President."