Protest Music in the Black Lives Matter Movement

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Protest Music in the Black Lives Matter Movement

Podcast #3 from Dr. Johnson's Music and Wartime Class

Podcast by Kamikazi Gahima and Dakota Jones

This podcast looks at the importance of music to the Black Lives Matter Movement, examining how works by Kendrick Lamar, Beyonce, and Macklemore build up communities, provide emotional support, and explore white privilege.

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posted	February 28, 2017
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