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Voting Matters
Daniel Bernard Roumain is an acclaimed violinist, composer and educator who uses his art to bring about social change. He performs under the name, “DBR,” and has worked with artists such as Lady Gaga, Bill T. Jones, and Philip Glass. Many of his works focus on civil rights and justice. Aaron Dworkin, the host of arts engines, spoke with DBR about his role as a musician. E4841/S2
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