Released in 1988 as part of her self-titled debut album, Tracy Chapman's song 'Talkin' Bout A Revolution' delivers a powerful message about economic and social injustice. The song highlights the struggles of the underprivileged, urging them to rise against the societal structures that keep them oppressed. Key themes include inequality, the fight for civil rights, and the call for change. One particularly poignant moment in the song is the line 'Poor people gonna rise up and get their share,' which underscores a sense of hope and empowerment for those who have been marginalized.