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August 17, 2018

Power Up Your Day: Stream Our Fitness Playlist

You’ll love sweating through this woke workout as much as we do!

By Tracy E. Hopkins
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Enjoy uplifting tracks from your favorite socially conscious artists, including Kendrick Lamar, En Vogue, Common, John Legend, Fred Hammond, Beyoncé and Nina Simone. Our Woke Workout playlist features mid-tempo and up-tempo tunes perfect for walking, running, strength training, flexibility, yoga, cardio fitness, dance, Pilates and more.




About the Author
Tracy E. Hopkins
A fan of music, dance and cats, Tracy E. Hopkins is a lifestyle and culture writer who has contributed to numerous print and digital publications, including Essence, Woman's Day, Prevention, Fodor's and Entertainment Weekly. Tracy is also an award-winning documentary film producer (http://www.mauricehinesmovie.com), and she enjoys storytelling that inspires, uplifts and reflects the beauty and complexity of the African American experience.

A fan of music, dance and cats, Tracy E. Hopkins is a lifestyle and culture writer who has contributed to numerous print and digital publications, including Essence, Woman's Day, Prevention, Fodor's and Entertainment Weekly. Tracy is also an award-winning documentary film producer (http://www.mauricehinesmovie.com), and she enjoys storytelling that inspires, uplifts and reflects the beauty and complexity of the African American experience.

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