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quote, mississippi goddam as a mere glimpse into the violent history in which anti-black violence is constant and ravenous. this song was her resistance voice, a forthright, truth telling the lyrics of mississippi goddam also about collective resistance, racial injustice and violence, and a history of black protest. on march 24th, 1965, simon performed the song thousands of people. near the end of the selma to montgomery marches for voting rights, notably just a couple weeks before her performance, protesters, activists such as the indomitable boynton student nonviolent coordinating committee member and future congressman john lewis and many others were brutally beaten by state troops and county posse men as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge, their march from selma to the alabama state capitol. bloody sunday, as it came to be known, expose both a national and a global audience to gravity of the brutality. nonviolent protesters endured similar participation at the historic final march, befitting and more firmly cemented her as a powerful voice of resistance and as an artist to whom we contin

quote, mississippi goddam as a mere glimpse into the violent history in which anti-black violence is constant and ravenous. this song was her resistance voice, a forthright, truth telling the lyrics of mississippi goddam also about collective resistance, racial injustice and violence, and a history of black protest. on march 24th, 1965, simon performed the song thousands of people. near the end of the selma to montgomery marches for voting rights, notably just a couple weeks before her performance, protesters, activists such as the indomitable boynton student nonviolent coordinating committee member and future congressman john lewis and many others were brutally beaten by state troops and county posse men as they attempted to cross the edmund pettus bridge, their march from selma to the alabama state capitol. bloody sunday, as it came to be known, expose both a national and a global audience to gravity of the brutality. nonviolent protesters endured similar participation at the historic final march, befitting and more firmly cemented her as a powerful voice of resistance and as an artist to whom we contin

country that source booksellers in detroit raven bookstore in lawrence kansas and books and books in miami to welcome roger wando for the release of my seven black fathers our activist memoir of race family the mentors who made him whole in conversation with jelani cobb. ladies of housekeeping. before we get started, we've enabled zoom's audio transcribe settings. so if ur

country that source booksellers in detroit raven bookstore in lawrence kansas and books and books in miami to welcome roger wando for the release of my seven black fathers our activist memoir of race family the mentors who made him whole in conversation with jelani cobb. ladies of housekeeping. before we get started, we've enabled zoom's audio transcribe settings. so if your version of zoom is up to date, hit the live transcription button at the bottom of your screen to enable closed captions. if you have any questions for guests, please click the q&a button, which is also at the bottom of your screen to submit them. we will be asking those at the end of the program, so please don't be shy. there's also a chat box which i will be posting links to by tonight's book from each if you haven't already. and one caveat for tonight is that we're all at the mercy of our home internet connections. so bear with any technical issues that might arise. we'll try to resolve them quickly. and finally, we have a great lineup of events planned for you this spring. so do head over to our website community bookstore dot net. sign up for our newsletter to stay up to

country that source booksellers in detroit raven bookstore in lawrence kansas and books and books in miami to welcome roger wando for the release of my seven black fathers our activist memoir of race family the mentors who made him whole in conversation with jelani cobb. ladies of housekeeping. before we get started, we've enabled zoom's audio transcribe settings. so if your version of zoom is up to date, hit the live transcription button at the bottom of your screen to enable closed captions. if you have any questions for guests, please click the q&a button, which is also at the bottom of your screen to submit them. we will be asking those at the end of the program, so please don't be shy. there's also a chat box which i will be posting links to by tonight's book from each if you haven't already. and one caveat for tonight is that we're all at the mercy of our home internet connections. so bear with any technical issues that might arise. we'll try to resolve them quickly. and finally, we have a great lineup of events planned for you this spring. so do head over to our website community bookstore dot net. sign up for our newsletter to stay up to