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The song F**k the police is a song about police brutality and the broken relationship between law enforcement and people of color. From slavery to present law enforcers in America have treated black people with the most disrespect. From slave catchers to the KKK, to police officers today, black people have been terrified by people who are supposed to defend the law. This is a song

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N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton (Official Music Video)

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Stevie Wonder is another product of Motown Records. He made his first record at Motown and eventually went on to become one of Motown's most famous. The "My Girl" song is just about loving someone always. It was featured in the American comedy-drama movie My Girl which debuted in 1991. Stevie Wonder's music is definitely a representation of the soulful music that made Motown so notable in the 1960s.

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This song was a product of Motown Records which was founded in 1959 and was the first record label that focused on African Americans artists. Motown Records helped to establish many great Black singers in the United States. It was through Motown Records, that allowed African Americans to foster their own style of music which was a combination if their original creations, gospel, rhythm, and blues. Hit artists like Marvin Gaye, The Temptations, and The Supremes, were on the Motown Records roster.

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"In The Upper Room" by Mahalia Jackson (1957)

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"In The Upper Room" by Mahalia Jackson (1957)

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Mahalia Jackson was a widely popular gospel singer. Her music crossed over into white audience in the 1940s. The blues had a big impact on the rise of gospel music, which is one of the biggest influences on American culture in general. Gospel at the time has its roots in the spirituals of the African American south. This song just talks about being in the company of Jesus, trusting in Jesus and asking him for forgiveness. Like the blues, gospel helped many African Americans deal with the injustice of slavery and the unjust things that followed.

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Muddy Waters was a singer who helped popularize blues across all races in America. "The Blues" were very influential were it emerged from the southern states in Black songs, chants, and spirituals. The Blues arose out of the struggling and injustice that Africans Americans experienced in the South. Therefore, often times the songs were created in setting where work was being done.  Laws in the South that sentenced prisoners to hard labor were used to create free labor for the state, and this was another place for the use of old work songs and the creation of new ones sung in a style that gave rise to the blues.

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32-20 Blues, MUDDY WATERS, (1942) Blues Guitar Legend

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32-20 Blues, MUDDY WATERS, Blues Guitar Legend

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"Run Little Chillun" by Hall Johnson Saint Louis Blues (1933)

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"Run Little Chillun" by Hall Johnson Saint Louis Blues (1933)

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This song was composed by Hall Johnson, a black composer from Georgia who went to study music in New York. He wrote this song, along with others, for a hit Broadway musical. This song was made during a time when programs were created during the Great Depression to help more African Americans perform on the stage. This was at the time of the first wave of the Great Migration between 1916 to 1930.

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The Hall Johnson Choir - Saint Louis Blues (30's)

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Hall Johnson (March 12,1888 - April 30,1970) was one of a number of American composers and arrangers - including Harry T. Burleigh, R. Nathaniel Dett, and Eva Jessye, who elevated the African-American spiritual to an art form, comparable in its musical sophistication to the compositions of European Classical composers.

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This song was created during a time when a group of African-American artists, writers, and musicians from New York created a movement that was the basis for the "Harlem Renaissance." This movement was centered in Harlem but it had an impact nationally. The overall purpose fo the movement was to create a pristine image of education and affluence for African Americans. It was during this time that African Americans defied a segregated music industry, as African American composers collaborated with white composers and artists.

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belle baker that devilin' tune: a jazz history (1895-1950)

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Provided to YouTube by NAXOS of America Jubilee Blues · Belle Baker That Devilin' Tune: A Jazz History (1895-1950), Vol. 1 (1895-1927) ℗ 2011 West Hill Radio Archives Released on: 2011-10-04 Artist: Belle Baker Ensemble: Virginians, The Auto-generated by YouTube.

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This is an American patriotic song for children from the Broadway musical "Little Johnny Jones". It was released in 1904. The musical is a fictional American jockey name Johnny Jones who experiences trial and tribulations. His character is based on real like jockey Tod Sloan who rides a horse named Yankee Doodle in the English Derby. This song reflects the strong sense of patriarchy and country love that was expressed during 1900 to 1910. Many things were being invented during this decade like the first manned flight with the motorized airplane and the first affordable automobile. This time period was after the emancipation of slavery so during this time race relations were getting a little better in terms of being united. More white abolitionists were coming out. The NAACP was formed partly in response to the continuing practice of lynching and the 1908 race riot in Springfield, Illinois. Appalled at the violence that was committed against blacks, a group of white liberals that included Mary White Ovington and Oswald Garrison Villard, issued a call for a meeting to discuss racial justice.

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American Patriotic Songs For Children | Golden Records

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Star Spangled Banner | American Patriotic Songs For Children | Golden Records

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Yankee Doodle Dandy | American Patriotic Songs For Children | Golden Records Famous Nursery Rhymes Collection

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Stars And Stripes | American Patriotic Songs For Children | Golden Records

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Classic Songs & Stories For Golden Records

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American Patriotic Songs For Kids | Patriotic Music for Kids & Family Time Yankee Doodle

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I'm A Yankee Doodle Dandy | American Patriotic Songs For Children | Golden Records

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http://littlegoldenrecords.com/ Purchase Tracks Here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/golden-records-presents-american/id653674280 Parents' Choice Gold award-winning Golden Records children's music collection shows off its stars and stripes with Golden Records American Patriotic Songs! The Golden Orchestra teaches children to express pride in our nation with 20 beautifully orchestrated, traditional patriotic songs and flag-waving anthems for the whole family to enjoy.