Native Americans, immigrants from all over the world, women...they are all able to stand up and be counted, but one group especially has had a great impact on American music: African-Americans. ... (Cooper, 569-573) (Kingsman, 150) Americanism and the need to perpetuate a uniquely American artistic perspective had been around almost since the founding of the country. ... Dvooak visited the United States for two years (1893-95) and he was the first to advise the American composers to look seriously at the music and cultures around them, especially the music and culture of the Negro. ... This c...

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And, the discovery of diamonds in these newly founded colonies, around 1900, resulted in an English raids throughout South Africa during the early eighteenth century. ... The emergency lasted for 156 days, due to a strong opposition by the black citizens of Sharpeville, leaving 69 people dead and 187 people wounded. ... The emergence of these so-called "freedom songs- showed South Africa and the world the strength of this suppressed majority and displayed a collective resistance against the continuation of apartheid. ... Music had always been a primary component of black South Africa'...

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In an instance that also serves to establish Jake Brigance's view on the world, Grisham tells the reader through a heterodiegetic narration that is somewhere between zero focalization and slight internal focalization of the character that "Clanton had three Coffeeshops – two for the whites and one for the blacks" (32). ...

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