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The song "Where is The Love" by Black Eyed Peas (released in 2003) was originally written based on the 9/11 attacks. This song promoted the thought of love instead of violence and how many threats and attacks can caused people trauma. Although this was a couple years earlier than 2005, it remains today as a huge song in today's world and moves many people such as myself.

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The song "Don't believe the hype" by Public Enemy was written by Eric Sadler, Hank Shocklee, Chuck D & Flavor Flav. The song was produced by Chuck D & Hank Shocklee which was later released in 1988. This song was made to combat all the bad press surrounding the group at the time. they discuss this discrimination they have faced and many others have faced due to the color of there skin around this time. this song is still relevant today with black people being accused of doing bad things even though they have done nothing wrong just because of the color of there skin.

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the song "the show must go on" by queen is written by freddie mercury and brian may (guitarist) is about facing life head-on, no matter how hard it gets. people also think it is in reference to freddie mercury living with aids. during the recording of this song, freddie's health was getting worse and brian worried that freddie wouldnt be able to sing this song live and in response freddie said, " i'll fucking do it darling" and he sang it the best he's ever sung.

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Students are to research social justice movements or events that occurred at the time of their birth (or at another time). Find titles of songs, plays, movies, etc. that were being produced at that time (explain correlations between the movement and the artform).   

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Students are to research social justice movements or events that occurred at the time of their birth (or at another time). Find titles of songs, plays, movies, etc. that were being produced at that time (explain correlations between the movement and the artform).   

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"Where is the love?" The Black Eyed Peas
In this song it describes how, they wanna know why cant people get along. How there is so much discrimination, and that causes hate. Kids getting murdered, and all the terrorism happening, and of course "Where is the love?" Its trying to say, why cant everybody just get along.

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In 2006 there were large protests against the unfair changes in the U.S immigration for about 8 weeks. May 1 was called A way without immigrants to encourage immigrants to their jobs for that day to show how important their contributions to the country were.

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there is a Cambodian song called "look at the owl" by artist unknown, I am not from Cambodia nor am I Cambodian but i liked the song for some reason and researched it and found out that it is often associated with 1970s dictator Pol Pot of the Khmer rouge. although it wasn't originally a propaganda song it soon became one. One thing you notice between different dictarships is good music/songs related to this, i think this is because people know music is uplifting and how else are you supposed to oppress people without good music?

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" The Hate U Give" This book was published in 2017, its not 2006 but i really connect with this. Its about a young black girl who sees her friend get shot because the police thought it was a gun but it was really a brush so then a whole riot broke out an the girl who saw her friend get shot stepped up to the plate an protested against the police because at first nobody new who she was but then she showed her face an who she is at the protest

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Fuck the police by NWA is a song released about 20 years before I was born but is still a hard hitting banger. The song is about the struggles of living in Compton and being actively targeted by the police.

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The song "Fight The Power" by  Public Enemy is about Detroit riots in 1967 and what black people in America went through.

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a large amount of immigrants led marches across the U.S after anti immigration policies were linked to anti terrorist policies

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This wasn't made in 2006 but I feel like where is the love by black eyed peas helps show problems that happens around us. Like how it talks about how "and to discriminate only generates hate" and in a lyric earlier in the song about police shooting people it really reflects the police brutality and racism thats faced.

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I couldn’t think of one from when I was born so I used an older one, the song “ gimme shelter “ by The Rolling Stones talks about what was going on in the late 60s. The song opens with the lines “a storm is threatening my very life today, if I don’t get some shelter ooh yeah I’m gonna fade away.”  The song later has lyrics like , “war children it’s just a shot away “ and has American gospel singer Mary Clayton sing, “ rape, murder, it’s just a shot away”. The Rolling Stones and Mary Clayton used this song to talk about the war ,rape and murder cases that were happening. When writing this song The charles Manson cases were happening and the band says they wrote it during the Vietnam war ,They needed “ shelter “ from this storm, mick jagger said the song was , “very much about the awareness that war is always present.”

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There’s a song called “Ningún Ser Humano Es Illegal” which translates to “no human is illegal” by Lilo Gonzalez, in the song they talk about their experiences as an immigrant and a line in the song says “no puedo vivir aquí, no puedo vivir alla” which means “i can’t live here, i can’t live there” this describes the struggles of being an immigrant and feeling out of place, especially during the immigration policy in 2006.

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“Wake Me up When September Ends” by Green Day is a song that came out in 2005-ish, where people have linked it to certain events that happened during that month. The origins of the song was that it was written for Billie Joe’s late father, but it has also grown to hold several meanings. For example, the song has been linked with the attack on 9/11 as a relation to the title and line, “wake me up when September ends” which can mean being woken when war is resolved, and the line, “the innocent can never last,” can also be used as an anti-war slogan. Another event that is linked with the song is the event of Hurricane Katrina, that claimed a lot of innocent lives around the month of September.

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The movie “The Hate You Give” is about a girl who experiences two different ‘worlds’ the poor neighborhood with mostly black people and the mostly white, rich people of her school. She witnessed a case of police brutality with her best friend who was killed by the police officer. This movie is protesting racism.

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The song "Mississippi Goddam" written by Nina Simone is about the murder of Emmett Till and Civil Rights activist Medgar Evers. She also wrote this song because of the church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama, killing four African American girls and injuring 20.

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In spring of 2006, over 2.2 million protestors across the united states fight for rights making signs saying "immigrant rights are human rights". for years immigrants fight for rights and even some celebrities make songs about it, songs like  ‘Paper Planes’ by M.I.A. and ‘American Oxygen’ by Rihanna.

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"Another Crusade, Anti War Song, 9/11, Iraq, Afghanistan" by Graham Dallas, is a song protesting the US involvement in the Iraq and Afghanistan war. "Politicians lead us to war, kill our children to settle a score." In this lyric they're talking about the poor military management and the war crimes committed in the war.

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The song "Ohio" by Crosby, Stills, and Nash is about 4 college students who were killed by the National Guard while protesting the Vietnam War at Kent State University in Ohio.