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The Social Significance of Blues Music - Luiss Guido Carli
1 Department of Political Science Major in Politics, Philosophy and Economics Chair in Sociology The Social Significance of Blues Music SUPERVISOR Prof. Lorenzo De Sio CANDIDATE Susanna Steinfeld ID Number 072752 ACADEMIC YEAR 2015/2016 2 Abstract Blues Music was created from the living conditions and emotional experiences of African Americans in the southern United States. The Social Significance of Blues Music resides in the revolutionary element of African Americans creating their own aesthetics. Blues Music represented the opposing voice that refused to be silenced by oppression and segregation.
British migrants more often than not took their wives with them when traveling to America (Ferguson 2011). Nevertheless, despite the elaborate efforts to prevent these unions, interbreeding, often in the form of sexual violence from slave-owners to slaves, was an everyday reality. The children of such unions, even if they were
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