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The Political Implications in Negro Spirituals (Analysis)

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First published at 16:43 UTC on November 13th, 2020.

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What was intended in these songs? They were sung often during marches, and the lyrics could be changed to be more political. So were these marches Christian? Were these songs Christian? Or do they use Christian references while announcing the destruction of what you previously had? The 1965 creation of New America, where America can no longer be defined by the people, by then defined by in its opposition to the traditional builders of America, defined by deconstruction and inversion of prior values. And what better to "Overcome" than old America, than the American people.

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