"Another Day in America" is a collaborative song by Kali Uchis and Ozuna that addresses social issues and reflects on the state of the United States. The lyrics touch upon themes such as immigration, inequality, greed, and the mistreatment of marginalized communities. The song starts by posing the question of what America truly is, highlighting the contrasting views of it being a land of opportunity and a place where dreams are sold but not always fulfilled. It questions the notion of the American dream and the experiences of those who have built the nation, often disregarded or oppressed. Kali Uchis and Ozuna draw attention to the struggles faced by Latinx communities, emphasizing their roots in Latin America and their contributions to America. They express unity and the desire for love and acceptance, reminiscent of happier times at a fair. They highlight the changing dynamics of society and the fleeting nature of life. The lyrics also critique the influence of money and greed in America, suggesting that profit-driven motives have led to injustices. They highlight the poisoning of food, the exploitation of prisons, and the manipulation of education through media. The song mentions the mass incarceration of marginalized individuals and the existence of detention centers, criticizing the lack of coverage given to such injustices in the media. Ultimately, "Another Day in America" symbolizes the continuous struggles faced by oppressed communities within the nation, the disparities that persist despite societal changes, and the need for a more inclusive and just society.
