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PS149 District 19 2021 Black History Month Presentation

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PS 149 logo District 19 logos Freedom Songs will forever be linked to the African-American Civil Right Movement.  These songs were often sung during protests and marches related to the movement.  They could emboy sadness, happiness, joy or determination among many other feelings.  Freedom songs served as mechanisms for unity among the black community during the movement.  The songs also served as a means of communications among the protesters when words just were not enough. One of the best-known freedom songs that was commonly sun on Civil Rights Movement protests during the 1960s was "Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me 'Round." Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around turn me around, turn me around Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around I'm gonna keep on walking, keep on talking Marching up to Freedom land Marching up to Freedom land (picture of civil rights protesters) Ain't gonna let no hatred turn me around turn me around Ain't gonna let no hatred me around I'm gonna keep on walking, keep on talking marching up to Freedom land Marching up to Freedom land (instrumental music) Ain't gonna let injustice turn me around turn me around turn me around Ain't gonna let injustice turn me around, I'm gonna keep on walking keep on talking marching up to Freedom land Marching up to Freedom land **instrumental music **instrumental music Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around turn me around turn me around Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around, I'm gonna keep on walking, keep on talking Marching up to Freedom land Marching up to Freedom land

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