Protest Music	American Public Radio: Exploring the U.S. Civil Rights Movement Through Its Music. BBC: Favorite Political Songs. Where Have All the Protest Songs Gone? The Beginnings of Zimbabwean Protest Music, National University of Singapore. A Brief Look at Protest Music in Czechoslovakia from 1968 - 1989, Radio Prague. Center for Political Song: News. Research. Songs. National Public Radio: Ramy Esam: The Singer of the Egyptian Revolution. The Songs of Egyptian Protests (2011). The Tradition of the Protest Song (audio: 12:53). A White House Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement. NationMaster.com: Encylopedia: Protest Songs. List of Protest Songs. Protest Music Overview, PBS. Protest Song is Back - With a Vengence, The Christian Science Monitor. Protest Songs: Solidarity Forever, University of Virginia Library.
Protest Music The 1960s and The 1970s	K-12 TLC Guide to U.S. History: The Nuclear Age. The 1960s: Protest Songs, Empire Union School District, CA. Freedom Songs of the Civil Rights Movement, University of Denver. Music Changes the World, The Power for the People. PBS. Nashville 1960: Freedom Songs. Protest Music: Civil Rights and Vietnam. Peter, Paul and Mary. Protest Music Video, Apple Education. A Retrospective Look at Protest Songs, RockZone.com. University of Virginia Library: We Shall Overcome. You Say You Want a Revolution.
Protest Music	Grades 7-12: VH1 Music Studio: 25 Greatest Protest Songs: Freedom, Power and the People. Give Peace a Chance. Music Lesson 1. Music Lesson 2. Music Lesson 3. Separate or Equal?. Say It Loud: A Celebration of Black Music in America: Making Change Through Music. Conveying a Message Through Musicical Composition. Grades 9-12: War, What Is It Good For?, University of Georgia. Other: Protest Music of the 60s, Teachers.net. Protest Music Video Project (pdf), Apple Education.

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