Many of us older boomers miss the unifying, quieting, hope-filling nature of 60s protest music. I think so often how I would love for the Xs, milennials, and Zs we love and learn from now to experience the rising of “we Shall Overcome” from the crowds we are in today. Or to hear Dylan, Baez, or Ochs singing exactly what we were all feeli…
Many of us older boomers miss the unifying, quieting, hope-filling nature of 60s protest music. I think so often how I would love for the Xs, milennials, and Zs we love and learn from now to experience the rising of “we Shall Overcome” from the crowds we are in today. Or to hear Dylan, Baez, or Ochs singing exactly what we were all feeling. Or-god!- to have heard Jimi feedback the National anthem today! “This Land is your land, this Land is my land” is the war song we need again. Again. And always - against the tyrants who are stealing America from our next generations.
Many of us older boomers miss the unifying, quieting, hope-filling nature of 60s protest music. I think so often how I would love for the Xs, milennials, and Zs we love and learn from now to experience the rising of “we Shall Overcome” from the crowds we are in today. Or to hear Dylan, Baez, or Ochs singing exactly what we were all feeling. Or-god!- to have heard Jimi feedback the National anthem today! “This Land is your land, this Land is my land” is the war song we need again. Again. And always - against the tyrants who are stealing America from our next generations.