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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Long Civil Rights Movement"”.

  1. The Protest Song: Bridge Leadership, Sonic Innovation, And The Long Civil Rights Movement

    … dissertation tells a new story of the American Civil Rights Movement through the woman’s singing voice. The dissertation explores what is possible when political music is disentangled from patriarchal narratives of leadership and artistic genius. “The Protest Song” contends that women across the …

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  2. Art Fronts: Visual Culture and Race Politics in the Mid-Twentieth-Century United States

    … created images in service of African American civil rights, through the Cold War, which limited but did not destroy the links they forged between art and activism. By highlighting changes and continuities in African American cultural politics over the course of four decades, it offers fresh …

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  3. Wil Lou Gray and the Politics of Progress In South Carolina

    … the significant role white women played in the Long Civil Rights Movement and demonstrates that she successfully secured small but meaningful advances in the face harsh economic conditions, endemic white supremacy and race violence for black and white adults in South Carolina. Gray's methods and …

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  4. Mobilizing jazz communities: the dynamic use of jazz as a political resource in the Black Liberation Struggle, 1925-1965

    … and sustaining African American socio-political movements during the twentieth century, and has a particular emphasis on the New Negro and Civil Rights Movements. Informed by the perspectives of social movement theorists describing culture’s significance in the development of sustained collective …

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