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Social Movement Research Assignement
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Simone Hébert
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Updated Feb 11, 2022
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Chapter 1
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So the civil rights movement was one of tremendous importance and it made
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significant strides in creating inclusive legislation
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and generally a more inclusive society.
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Um activists and protesters for the movement fought
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long and hard through so much abuse,
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both physical and verbal,
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but at the end they were successful in affecting this incredible change.
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However, it's
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difficult to look at our current society and realize that a lot of the issues
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that were being fought against back in the
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sixties and the fifties are still prevalent.
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Now,
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the modern day Black Lives Matter movement is
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fighting against a lot of similar issues,
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systematic discrimination abuse
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even with police brutality. When we think back to bloody sunday
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events such as those are not so far away when we think back to the Black Lives Matter
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Events such as those are not so far away.
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When we think back to the black lives matter protests in 2020.
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And as far as the element of music goes,
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you can really see how important music was to the civil rights movement,
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It provided inspiration like this.
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And as far as the element of music goes,
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you can really see how important it was for the movement.
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As far as inspiration goes with Sam Cooke song,
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that was really a source of inspiration for so many people in the movement.
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That story of, you know, we have these awful things going on,
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but this is finally the time that change is going to happen.
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And music was also used for expression like in the Nina
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Simone song talking about just getting her frustration out about her
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where she was at with the movement and the current
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society and just wanting to be on equal footing with
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the people around her essentially.
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So music was a really powerful way for artists to convey
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their frustration with the current system and the way
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they were being treated and their families were being treated
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and the other important role of played was spreading a message.
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So getting these stories to a wider audience
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that maybe might not have gotten it otherwise.
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So with bob Dylan,
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he's telling the story of a community that maybe would
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have had a hard time getting their message out themselves.
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So he's,
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you know, telling that story through his music and telling a specific story.
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And another important element is music helps spread the message, right?
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So music might travel farther than just the spoken words.
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So, by putting these things into song, these frustrations,
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these awful events that are happening,
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it's helping the message spread to more and more people
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