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Marcos martinez

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Oh Freedom! - The Golden Gospel Singers (Lyrics in Description)

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Can¨t turn me round (Civil Rights Songs)

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Can¨t turn me round (Civil Rights Songs)

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This is a song about freedom for the black. They are standing up for themselfs and they are tired so they are taking a risk to be standing up for themselfs. Janessa Montoya

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"Can't Turn Me 'Round" (Civil Rights Song)- The Roots

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Civil Rights Movement US History Music Video

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Civil Rights Movement US History Music Video

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Civil Rights Movement US History Music Video

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During a visit to Washington in the autumn of 1861, poet Julia Ward Howe attended a public parade and review of Union troops. On her way back to Willard's Hotel she found her carriage delayed by marching regiments. To spend some time, she and her cohorts in the carriage sang a few of the war songs so popular those days, among them, "John Brown's Body," which contained the provocative words, "John Brown's body lies-a-mouldering in the ground.... His soul is marching on."

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This is a song about the lynchings of black people that continued through the 1960s. The song is representation of a lack of civil rights that has plagued black americans since they arrived in the US as slaves.