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Still timely after 42 years
Instead of a Friday Photo, I’m posting a Friday Video. This song by Stevie Wonder has been discussed as one of the best protest songs ever. Released in 1974, it is still timely.
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Tagged #blacklivesmatter, Ain't Done Nothin Yet, Charlotte, National Guard, police, protest songs, social justice, Stevie Wonder, Tulsa
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Urban Outfitters has no fashion sense
Fresh on the heels of the National Guard “quelling” the unrest in Ferguson, MO, Urban Outfitters listed a “vintage” Kent State sweatshirt for $129 yesterday. This fashion backwards item wasn’t well received. Urban Outfitters issued this statement: “Urban Outfitters sincerely … Continue reading
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Tagged civil unrest, CSNY, David Crosby, Ferguson, Graham Nash, Kent State, Missouri, napalm. Viet Nam, National Guard, Neil Young, Ohio, Richard Nixon, Stephen Stills, student protests, Urban Outfitters
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