Stevie Wonder’s Florida Boycott Is Politically Savvy, Morally Righteous, and It Could Be Enormously Important »

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The British critic Charles Shaar Murray once described the central drive of American popular music as “the need to separate black music (which, by and large, white Americans love) from black people (who, by and large, they don’t).” It’s a glibly polemical assessment that too often feels sickeningly right: You... Source Main page (current trends)

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