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Ballerific Music: 10 Black Protest Songs That Hit Harder Than Ever in Trump’s America

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With what’s going on in today’s world, Donald Trump back in the White House, civil rights protections unraveling, and diversity and inclusion efforts under attack; it’s clear we’re living through another era of resistance. And once again, music is leading the charge. Many of the most powerful protest songs by Black artists were created during moments of deep social unrest: the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, the Reagan era, and the crack…
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Ballerific Music: 10 Black Protest Songs That Hit Harder Than Ever in Trump’s America

With what’s going on in today’s world, Donald Trump back in the White House, civil rights protections unraveling, and diversity and inclusion efforts under attack; it’s clear we’re living through another era of resistance. And once again, music is leading the charge. Many of the most powerful protest songs by Black artists were created during moments of deep social unrest: the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement, the Reagan era, and the crack…

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Music can mobilize protests, social movements

When Kendrick Lamar took the stage in the Super Bowl halftime show, 133 million Americans sat in anticipation for a national tradition to begin. On the surface, Lamar’s show served as popular entertainment, yet upon closer examination, many viewed his performance as a carefully constructed criticism of race, identity and social justice in America.  The themes in the halftime show included references to mass incarceration, racial inequality and u…

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