Negro Spirituals + Modern Black Music
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Spirituals: A Great Way of Performing? Or Another Spectacle for White People?
A Great Way of Performing? Or Another Spectacle for White People? The Fisk Jubilee singers are one of the most famous examples of a group that brought attention to Negro Spirituals. But did the group’s formation lead to further commodification of the Black body and new commodification of the Negro spiritual? Note, this is just […]
