For centuries, black music has been the sound of artistic freedom. No wonder everybody’s always stealing it (Q66614811)

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article by Wesley Morris for the New York Times 1619 project

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English	For centuries, black music has been the sound of artistic freedom. No wonder everybody’s always stealing it	article by Wesley Morris for the New York Times 1619 project

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For centuries, black music has been the sound of artistic freedom. No wonder everybody’s always stealing it (English)

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slavery in the United States

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music of the United States

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spirituals

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Motown

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minstrel show

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author

Wesley Morris

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publication date

14 August 2019

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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/08/14/magazine/music-black-culture-appropriation.html

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The New York Times Magazine

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