Jubilation! Ambassadors On A Sacred Journey
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Kentucky Center for African American Heritage Presents Max BondThe Life and Work of the People's Architect by Brian Goldstein J. Max Bond Jr. (1935-2009) was a civil rights activist, educator, […]
Jubilation! Listening Room Series The Spiritual Tradition: Faith, Resistance, and Survival Born amid the brutality of slavery, the spirituals became expressions of faith, sorrow, resistance, and hope. These sacred songs […]
Jubilation! Listening Room Series A Joy That Would Not Be Silenced: The Rise and Power of Gospel Music As African Americans migrated from the rural South to cities across the […]
Jubilation! Listening Room Series Nobody Knows My Trouble: The Blues and the Journey Toward Freedom The blues gave voice to everyday life. Emerging after Emancipation, blues music expressed love, hardship, […]
Jubilation! Listening Room Series Improvising Freedom: Jazz and the African American Imagination Jazz represents one of America's greatest artistic achievements. Emerging from New Orleans through the blending of African musical […]
Jubilation! Listening Room Series Love, Liberation, and the Groove: Rhythm & Blues, Soul, and Funk From the postwar rise of Rhythm & Blues to the emotional power of Soul and […]
Jubilation! Listening Room Series The Beat Goes On: Hip Hop, The New Griot Tradition Born in the Bronx during the 1970s, Hip Hop emerged as a powerful cultural movement that […]