Sharon Lee wrote a new post, March 3/16- Champion, on the site The Sounds of...
Chang’s Can’t Stop Won’t Stop (Chapter 1) The hip hop culture emerged out of an atmosphere of disappointment and disillusionment. By the ‘70s, the era of Civil Rights Movement had ended, but the...
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Chapter 6 Galamison had launched one of the most successful civil rights demonstrations in Chapter 5. Chapter 6 was able to describe the plight of desegregation as their were numerous individuals who...
View ArticleSharon Lee wrote a new post, Call to Africa in Jazz, on the site The Sounds...
Born during the Harlem Renaissance, Blakey was influenced by the political views and concepts that predominated African American culture at that time. Among those influences were the concept of...
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Sharon Lee wrote a new post, Blakey and the Black Movement, on the site Our...
Born during the Harlem Renaissance, Art Blakey was influenced by the political views that dominated African American culture. A professional musician during a period of intense civil rights activism in...
View ArticleSharon Lee wrote a new post, 3/2 Extender, on the site The Sounds of New York...
“By building the suburbs beyond the cities, by discriminating against blacks and encouraging whites to move out, we encouraged the racial polarization of our cities. ” I wanted to explore this so I...
View ArticleSharon Lee wrote a new post, 5/4- Theme Catcher, on the site The Sounds of...
Nancy Foner (Chapter 11: The Next Generation Emerges.) There is a fine difference between the first-generation American and the first-generation immigrant. I am a second-generation American, who never...
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