An Ode to Incarcerated Black Prison Chain Gangs from the Jim Crow Era** Acclaimed artist and activist Roland Clark is set to release his latest single, "Never Forget," a poignant tribute to the incarcerated Black prison chain gangs of the Jim Crow era in the United States. The song is a heartfelt reflection on past injustices, shining a light on the enduring impact of systemic racism and the fight for equality. Roland Clark, known for his powerful activism through music, continues to be a vital voice in the conversation around social justice. With previous hits like "Resist," he has consistently used his platform to address pressing social issues and inspire change. "Never Forget" is no exception, combining stirring lyrics and an evocative melody to honor the resilience and strength of those who suffered under oppressive systems. "Music has always been a tool for change," says Clark. "With 'Never Forget,' I aim to remind listeners of our collective history and the importance of acknowledging the struggles that have shaped our society. It's a call to remember, reflect, and act." In addition to his activism, Roland Clark is a familiar voice in the dance music scene, having collaborated with legendary artists such as Fatboy Slim, David Guetta, Vintage Culture, and Todd Terry. His versatility and commitment to meaningful music have earned him a dedicated following, and "Never Forget" is poised to resonate deeply with fans and new listeners alike. The song is set to be released on [release date], and will be available on all major streaming platforms. As we navigate an era where social awareness is more crucial than ever, "Never Forget" serves as a reminder of the past and a rallying cry for justice in the present. Join Roland Clark in commemorating our history and advocating for a more just future. For more information about the song and to stay updated on Roland's work, please visit [website or social media links]. **About Roland Clark:** Roland Clark is a singer, songwriter, and activist known for his compelling music that addresses social issues. His contributions to dance music and his dedication to activism have made him a respected figure in both the music industry and the broader fight for social justice.