Up from Deprivation Sylvester Steven Wright

This episode of Up from Deprivation we continue to talk about "The Power of Music". We also talk a little about Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr. and how they began to move against the racial injustice of America. This will be the last episode of "The Power of Music" and we will begin to talk about different musicians in the up and coming episodes which will begin with "Louie Armstrong" this episode will air December 7th so be there and remember like, subscribe and share-repeat.

Okay guys we continue to talk about the use of music in the civil rights movement. We will talk about some of the catalyst that helped jump start the civil rights movements such as Rosa Parks arrest and many more.  Different organizations that entered into the picture. So join me and lets talk about the power of music. 

Here we continue our discussion on the Power of Music. In this video we get deeper into the great divide that separates positive music from the masses. We ask why our community by and large chose to promote and support music that continues the sexist, hypersexual, violent, misogynistic concepts that are destroying our community.

This particular show talks about the use of music in the civil rights movements. It talks about the use of music that was contrary to the civil rights movements. We also will be discussing the African proverb "If there is no enemy within the enemy without can do you no harm". We discuss what the proverb means for our culture and more.