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Black Music Month: How Black Artists Are Using Music to Call for Change

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By: Alyssa Wilson As Black America faces continued turmoil by way of police brutality after the murder of George Floyd, and viral cases including Breonna Taylor, activism came alive in many forms. Many took to the streets to march for justice, and Black musicians created music that flooded the streets and became anthems for change.   RELATED: Black Music Month & Pride 2021: Queer Musicians You Should Know   Here is a list of protest songs by Black artists inspired by calls for change after Floyd's murder.  Usher - ‘I Cry’   Usher released 'I Cry' after the summer protests. He said he wrote the song to teach his sons […]

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