This page contains curated songs available on YouTube related to social justice, as well as information on CDs and vinyl records that can be found onsite at the Library & Archives. You can also enter your zip code into the WorldCat.org "Search Location" box to see what libraries near you may have this item available.
Visit the Rock Hall's virtual exhibition It's Been Said All Along: Voices of Rage, Hope & Empowerment here.
In every generation, musicians have responded in song and action to promote social justice and equality. What the world is seeing today, as injustices are called out and protesters are finding their voices, is not new. And neither are the musical responses - words and music and passion converging to create something much bigger that cuts deep into the rage, gives hope and radiates empowerment.
Hear the music behind the exhibit through the Rock Hall's playlist below.
Be by 
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood by 
Equal Rights by 
Freedom Highway by 
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back by 
Mermaid Avenue by 
Next stop is Vietnam [sound recording] : the war on record, 1961-2008
Raising Hell by 
Rising Down by 
Washington Square memoirs : the great urban folk boom, 1950-1970
We Shall Overcome: Recorded Live at his Historic Carnegie Hall Concert, June 8, 1963 by 
Woody at 100 by |
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