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How have African Americans used music to empower themselves ?

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A call for change

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Music to express your feelings

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Studying fileCOULDN'T HEAR NOBODY PRAY

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During a visit in the US Embassy in Vienna, Nicole Taylor, a singer, gave an interview about Spirituals, the music of her ancestors. She explains these musics were used to show devotion to god but also create community and a secret resistance in the early America. Then in the early 20th century they represented what it meant to be African American

  • devotion to god
  • build community
  • veiled resistance

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ATTIRER L'ATTENTION SUR LE RÉSULTAT D'UNE ACTION

How have African Americans used music to empower themselves ?

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IN THE 20TH CENTURY WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AFRICAN AMERICAN

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IN THE 20TH CENTURY WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AFRICAN AMERICAN

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Sam Cooke is longing for a better future. Thanks to the Civil Rights movement, change is coming. African Americans will have the right to vote.

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A Call For Change
A Soul song
A Change is gonna come
1964
Sam Cooke
Conditions for African Americans are changing in the USA.
A poor persecuted childhood
Continuous persecutions as an adult.
The hope of a brighter future.

The document is an extract of the novel entitled Copper Sun, written by Sharon M. Draper in 2006. In this extract named A Long Journey, the author explains Amari’s journey on a slave ship.

Sam Cooke had a poor persecuted childhood. Then as an adult he has suffered from Segregation.

Traduit les phrases en anglais.

Les ancêtres de Nicole Taylor ont chanté des spirituals.

Amari sera vendue comme esclave.

Les Afro-Américains ont été exploités par les Européens durant l'esclavage.

The text speaks about Amari. She is a fifteen years old girl. She lived on the American continent. She is captured and taken on a slave ship. Afi, her friend starts to sing a funeral song. It creates a sad atmosphere.

The song A Change Is Gonna Come was released by Sam Cooke in 1964. The soul performer describes how the lives of African Americans have changed in the 1960s.

A Call For Change
The lyrics of a Soul song
A Change is gonna come
1964
Sam Cooke
African Americans' conditions are changing in the USA.