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Music has been an unyielding force in the face of adversity, in the light of hope,
and the consistent motion of life. From connecting new ideas together to simply putting
every day. Because of its free range of motion, anyone with a story to tell can share it,
Music’s ability to tell a story can benefit and detract from each race’s ability to
communicate their story to others. Because music can propagate an image more rapidly
than most mediums, it makes it ideal for spreading political awareness, relative
experiences, and feelings of unjust. One of the best qualities that this art provides is its
sector of the population. Anybody, near and far, can be a refuge for the hurt, the lonely,
or the unspoken. Brilliantly said, “while music used to guide the viewer through a
narrative, such as in the examples above, is mostly innocuous there are many other ways
in which music is used to move us.” (Contemporary Art Forms, 4) Because of the
objectivity and not outlets of creativity. White supremacy scientists would justify their
superior authority over blacks, Latinos, Asian, and other people of color. In became a
new phenomenon when racism began to fester in the lyrics of tunes created to mock,
bound by the world of representation and appearances, art presents ideas or represents
Both images and sounds, when arranged in a certain way, can create thoughts in
the mind of the audience. These illustrations do not only reference previous theories but
also add to them with context and new associations or dimensions. “Lyrics as part of
music have been around for a long time but it started to become the norm for popular
music to contain lyrics in the 11th -13th centuries in Provencal France with
Troubadours.” (Contemporary Art Forms, 6) While using the music to help determine
meaning, the audience becomes less questioning and more accepting of what is
happening. This blatant acceptance of social unjust became normalized, and thus
systemized racism.
Works Cited
Bodetti, Kristina, "The Philosophical Side of Contemporary Art Forms" (2015). CUNY
Academic Works.
https://academicworks.cuny.edu/gc_etds/526