FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

”Miss Murica" Takes on Women's Rights with Fearless New Music Video "Dear MAGA" - A Must-See for Social Activists

 

With unflinching boldness, the timely new music video confronts critical women's rights and social justice issues.

 

April 18, 2023, Los Angeles, California - Divine Insanity Productions proudly presents "Dear MAGA," a courageous contemporary music video by "Miss Murica." The release of "Dear MAGA" is a groundbreaking moment in the world of music and activism. The forceful and well-timed content of the song and video addresses critical issues such as women's rights, Roe v. Wade, and "Our Bodies, Our Choice." The video, which includes a trigger warning, sheds light on sensitive topics that are frequently overlooked. It is currently accessible for viewing on YouTube.com.

With themes that include PTSD, sexual assault awareness, and trauma, "Miss Murica" is making a fearless statement and using their voice to demand justice for women who have been silenced for far too long. “Miss Murica’s” use of pseudonymity adds an element of mystery and intrigue to the release, drawing more attention to the issues at hand.

"I hope that the millions of survivors may find comfort in knowing they are not alone and that there is a way to not only survive & heal our traumas but to even find a way to use them as our superpower," says “Miss Murica.”

The combination of powerful lyrics and visuals is an excellent tool for activism, and "Dear MAGA" is a perfect example of the power of music and art to create change. This release is sure to spark a dialogue and inspire action, as more people become aware of the struggles faced by women today. This thought-provoking work of art is available for viewing on YouTube.com.

About “Miss Murica”: “Miss Murica" is a pseudonymous singer, songwriter, and activist, whose work centers on social justice and activism. Their powerful and thought-provoking music video "Dear MAGA" is produced by Divine Insanity Productions, based in Los Angeles, California. "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable." Cesar A. Cruz

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