The Only Rap Song to Quote a 16th-Century Dominican Friar

<p>In honor of Indigenous People&rsquo;s Day, I&rsquo;ve decided to write about one of the most powerful songs I know: &ldquo;Christians Murdered Indians,&rdquo; a stunning rap-rock gem from California&rsquo;s woefully underrated Corporate Avenger, which addresses the savage brutality unleashed by Spanish conquistadors on Native Americans in the 1500s.&nbsp;<em>(TW: torture, genocide, enslavement, colonization.)</em>&nbsp;On a musical intensity scale of 1 (Colbie Caillat putting on her yoga pants) and 10 (Metallica blasting up England&rsquo;s Wembley Stadium), these guys are at a 50. This song is five minutes and 17 seconds of pure, justified sorrow and fury- made especially powerful by quoting&nbsp;<em>someone who was actually there</em>.</p> <p><a href="https://musettedc.medium.com/the-only-rap-song-to-quote-a-16th-century-dominican-friar-10fc030084ce"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>