US EditionThe Sound Of Movement: Ledisi Reflects On The Power Of Protest Music And Self-Love In 'The Crown'
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The Sound Of Movement: Ledisi Reflects On The Power Of Protest Music And Self-Love In 'The Crown'
Black people have long used music as a form of resistance and a tool for change in America. From spirituals that were sung during slavery to the freedom songs of the Civil Rights Movement, as well as conscious hip-hop, many songs have and continue to drive for a better future for the culture. Singers like Aretha Franklin, Nina Simone, Billie Holiday, and countless others didn’t just use their mainstream success to entertain the masses. These wom…
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