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Keep on pushing

by Denise Sullivan · 2011

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Freedom now - Everybody knows about Mississippi: Goddam! - The rhythm of the rebel: the sound of Black power - Moving' on up: Black power rising - Rainbow politics, Woodstock, and the Revolution Rock - The revolution will not be realized: the sound of Black power goes mainstream - Move on over: women's and gay liberation and the punky reggae disco party - Everybody say hey! ho! let's go: punk meets rock meets hip-hop - Power to the peaceful: hip-hop at the foot of the mountaintop.

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African AmericanAfrican AmericanMore like thisLess of thismusicmusicMore like thisLess of this
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adult
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medium · 248 pages

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