Marian Anderson was an African American singer whose work uplifted Black women. In one of her most recognized performances at the Lincoln Memorial, Anderson chose
The Marian Anderson article was very informative on the experience of black women in the music industry during segregation. Being that we sing My Soul’s
This article was very moving for me especially since I relate to it in terms of the many struggles faced with black woman. I appreciate Marian Anderson and Florence Price for being strong and having perseverance in the music industry and insuring that their voices were heard as African American performers. Before reading this article I was blind to the names Marian Anderson and Florence Price but I will remember them for their actions of making sure that black women stand out and continue to be strong fighters in all they do. They have been a part of paving the way for African American women to continue to shine and never give up in situations of adversity and unequal opportunity.
A Review of “Lift Every Voice: Marian Anderson, Florence B. Price And The Sound of Black Sisterhood” “Lift Every Voice: Marian Anderson, Florence B. Price
The Negro Spiritual developed during the 1800s during slavery in the United States. At that time, many slaves were forceably converted to Christianity by their
A Critique of “That’s all Folk…Music” In “That’s all Folk…Music,” by Justice Randle, Justice starts off the post by describing the impact of music in