Stevie Wonder Takes a Knee at 2. Global Citizen Fest: Watch. Holding onto his son Kwame Wonder, the legendary Stevie Wonder took "both knees" Saturday night at the 6th annual Global Citizen Music Fest in New York City's Central Park. “Tonight, I’m taking a knee for America,” 6. Wonder declared as he knelt down. Watch Salem`S Lot Youtube.

Holding onto his son Kwame Wonder, the legendary Stevie Wonder took "both knees" Saturday night at the 6th annual Global Citizen Music Fest in New York City's Central. Friends Saison 7 Episode 7 here. Many articles and online tracts promoting the KJV and arguing against the use of modern versions. Zay Hilfigerrr and Zayion.

But not just one knee. Both knees. Both knees, in prayer for our planet, our future, our leaders of the world and our globe.

Amen.”Hugh Evans Talks Merging 'Pop and Policy' With First- Ever Global Citizen Week: Exclusive. Watch Take Down Online Ibtimes there. The protest comes, of course, in solidarity with the former NFL player Colin Kaepernick's now- viral move to take a knee during the National Anthem in 2. But the statement also followed a bitter cry from Trump earlier in the day, stating that NFL players who protest should be "fired."Wonder's rousing hour and a half performance included him effortlessly belting out greatest hits like "Isn't She Lovely" and "We Are the World", and was punctuated by Pharrell's shockingly uncomfortable cameo (in which the singer arrived on stage around 1. Lucky", "Happy" and Wonder's "Superstitious"). How Paris Jackson is Using Her Family's Famous Past to Become an Activist of the Future.

But beyond the beginning prayer and Pharrell's speechlessness, Wonder heavily politicized his set in other ways, nodding to Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jung Un's social media Twitter feud. We must take care of each other, and this planet. If we don’t, we could lose the ultimate video game of life," the singer and activist said. Weapons are real and rhetoric is dangerous." He also dedicated "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" to Republican Senator John Mc.

Cain, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer, in honor of Mc. Cain's refusal to vote for Trump's bill to repeal and replace Obamacare. "Sing it for Senator Mc. Cain," Wonder said. It's about doing the right thing.