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Protest Song Of The Week: 'We The Kids' By The Neighborhood Kids
From the cover for the single for “Biddi Bomb” by The Neighborhood Kids
It is an extraordinarily bleak time in the world for kids to be coming of age, but the Neighborhoods Kids, a conscious hip hop group from San Diego, are here to stand...
Protest Song Of The Week: 'Boots On The Ground' By Massive Attack and Tom Waits
Screen shot from the film produced by Massive Attack that features photography from thefinaleye (Source: YouTube) | Fair use as it is included for the purpose of news and commentary
Massive Attack, known for combining electronic and hip-h...
Protest Songs Of The Week: ‘Everything Is Great’ And ‘Peace & Freedom’
The war with Iran is over, and President Donald Trump’s administration is negotiating with the Iranian government. Except the United States military is blockading Iran and deploying more troops to the Middle East.
But this escalation is ju...
Protest Song Of The Week: ‘Bulls On Parade’ By Rage Against the Machine
Screen shot of Rage Against the Machine performing “Bulls On Parade” at the Olympic Auditorium in 2000 (Source) | Fair use as it is included for purpose of commentary and criticism
It was around 30 years ago that the band Rage Against the...
Protest Song Of The Week: ‘Fish Cheer/I-Feel-Like-I’m Fixin’-To-Die Rag’ By Country Joe & The Fish
Country Joe McDonald at Woodstock (Credit: Warner Bros.) | Fair use as it is included for news and commentary.
On March 7, singer and songwriter Country Joe McDonald died. He was the lead singer of the psychedelic folk-rock group Country J...
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