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By Janice Huce
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By Janice Huse
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La famille Hutchinson a fait leurs débuts en 1839, les Hutchinson Family Singers du New Hampshire étaient l’un des groupes musicaux les plus connus du milieu des années 1800.
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The Hutchinson Family Singers debuting in 1839, the Hutchinson Family Singers of New Hampshire were one of the best-known musical groups of the mid-1800s.
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In the 1890s, workers began distributing strike songbooks in American cities.
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The Almanac Singers, which included Woody Guthrie, Josh White, a young Pete Seeger and many others, toured America before World War II, singing to support struggling workers everywhere.
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Joan Baez and Bob Dylanat the March on WashingtonPhoto courtesy National Archives.
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By Bob Dylan
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While rock continued to voice social concerns, in the '80s two new forms grabbed the mike of protest.
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By The Special A.K.A.
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By Flavor Flav et Chuck D
Rap also emerged as a protest genre, -
Poster for New Line Theatre performance, St. Louis, 2001
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« Bomb da World » par Michael Franti
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By Mahalia Jackson
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By Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
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By Pussy Riot’s for protest song for Eric Garner.
