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- Front Porch Volume 24, Number 3, Fall 2018, pp. 1-5
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- Contributors
- They’ll Never Keep Us Down: Songs of Protest, 1913–2018
- The Rime of Nina Simone
- Soul Clap: Rhythm and Resilience in Afro-Carolina Landscapes
- Beyond Latin Night: Latinx Musicians and the Politics of Music in Charlotte
- Sound Politics: The Air Horn Orchestra Blasts HB2
- “What Music Does”: Si Kahn, In His Own Words
- Down in the Hole: Outlaw Country and Outlaw Culture
- Soliloquy of Chaos: Ornette Coleman in Copenhagen, 1965
- “Sing It So Loudly”: The Long History of “Birmingham Sunday”
- Nostalgic for Utopia: Anne Romaine’s Folk Music Protest in the New Left South
- Jackie Shane: It’s Just, “Yes Ma’am, No Ma’am”
- Protest and the Southern Imaginary: What I Learned from Gay Country, Communist Disco, and a Choctaw Poet’s Sermon on Immigration
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