Black Art

Music

Music has been a powerful form of art throughout history. Black women and men have gone through and are still currently through tough times. Ranging from slavery, police brutality, poverty, and inequality. Why does music play in important part for black men and women? It allows us to voice our pain, our struggle, and inspired us that there is still hope left. When African Americans were slaves, music was a key source for coded messages about a place where slaves can be free. Music also helped them cope with the hard labors and singing gave them a sense of unity, meaning that you cannot break their pride. Music after slavery began to tell the stories of inequality, police brutality, and poverty. Most leaders that stood up to these issues were either killed or beaten. The words chosen in music sent a powerful message to not only African Americans, but any other American. Music tells stories that can relate to many people and helps them understand issues that are going on. The words in music are powerful and for centuries, it has inspired many people to stand up and fight for what is right. Music is still continually growing, and will always be a powerful piece of art

 

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  1. Power of words Johnny Floyd Goodloe III
  2. Black Women and Men Johnny Floyd Goodloe III
  3. Dictionary Nadia Ayad
  4. Home Zaymetrius Jones
  5. Bookshelf Zaymetrius Jones
  6. The System Zaymetrius Jones
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  1. Black Women and Men
  2. Dictionary
  3. Home
  4. Music
  5. Power of words
  6. The System