Protest Anthems Amplify Resistance Across Minneapolis and Beyond
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Across the U.S., protest songs and spontaneous singing have become a key part of demonstrations, from the National Mall to Minneapolis and TikTok feeds, with artists like Bruce Springsteen and Bad Bunny signaling anti‑government messages. Experts say protest music channels grief and courage, linking today’s activism to historic movements and immigrant-rights advocacy, while grassroots groups provide live soundtracks through choirs and brass ensembles.
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