“You can’t like FUPU if you aren’t physically doing something to make the world a place of access and equality for Black humans; femme humans; LGTBTQ humans; poor humans,” says Uhuru Moor. “People are [neglecting] that we are demanding reparations for Black people right now, that we are demanding land, that we are demanding clean water, that we are demanding shelter, that we are demanding what has been stolen, raped, robbed, and pillaged, [and] that we want it right now, and we make this music for that.” Moor, who goes by The Uhuruverse onstage, is one fourth of LA-based band [...]