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Do You Hear the People Sing: Labor and Liberation Through Music

Ellie Nguyen
December 4, 2022
Blog, Columns and Opinions, Music History, Political
On the first day of the UAW strike, nestled at the corner of Bancroft St. and College Avenue, post-docs, GSIs, and academic researchers organized and gathered, parading signs with the words “UAW ON STRIKE” ...

A brief history of the Nueva canción movement

Natalia Girolami
November 15, 2022
Blog, folk, Music History
When my abuela was a little girl, her mother allowed her to play with the neighborhood kids in the street under one condition: she must be home by tea time, which was three o’clock on the dot. She told me the...

America’s musicians have a lot to protest about

Noah Larsen
November 22, 2020
Columns and Opinions, Uncategorized
America has a lot to protest about. What better way to reach people than through song?  For over a century, artists in the United States have been crafting songs to deliver a message of change to the p...

The evolution of protest music

Hannah Hartt
March 26, 2018
Columns and Opinions, Mixtapes
In an interview with Melody Maker magazine, Jimi Hendrix once said, “Anyone can go round shaking babies by the hand and kissing the mothers, and saying that it was groovy. But you see, you can't do this in ...

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