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Ez, zaintza heriotzak ...
Ofizialen No heriotza kondenatu zaintza Erresuma Batuko geroztik 1969
Ez, Bidegabekeria guztien ...
Campaigners vow Bidegabekeria guztien protesta presioa mantentzeko
Stand up for your rights…
utzi aurkituko duzu hautsitako loturak bada ezagutzen, out-of-date or incorrect material in these sections…. esker!
This section contains information and track samples of various artists writing progressive music and supporting human rights and social justice. Includes Benjamin Zephaniah, The Tribunak, Udako Alexander, Ongizate poeta, CD bidegabekeria & Capital 'X’ Punishment.
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Be advised that any enquiries relating to the items featured should be directed to the artistes, distributors, owners and not to The 4WardEver Campaign UK.
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Dr Benjamin Obadiah Zephaniah was born and raised in Birmingham and has been writing poetry for longer than he can remember despite leaving school age just 13 urte. His poetry is strongly influenced by the music and poetry of Jamaica and what he calls ‘street politics’.
Ia bere bizitza hirugarren Hornitze taberna atzean, ‘X’ says he has no regrets for the road he has travelled in life, egin zion nor da gaur egun zuen. Taberna atzean bere iraganeko esperientzien, eta bere bizitza kaleetan, ‘X’ ponder bat egiten duten eraikitzen errimak.
Produced by Migrant Media, The album contains 16 angry responses to injustice, ranging from Ebele’s spoken piece, The Gathering, condemning Channel 4 for failing to show the film, through roots reggae from Yaz Alexander, the driving emotion of Princess Emmanuelle and the hymnlike Justice from Violet Corlis.
Tribunak The ferozmente politiko up-eta datozen jazz-ekintza. Musika konbinatzen dute hitz ahozkotasunari zer banda kide Gary Duke deskribatzen gisa sortzeko “a head-on collision between the Streets and John Coltrane.”
The Welfare Poets are a collective of activists, educators, and artists working together since 1990. Through teaching and music, they bring information and inspiration to those facing oppression and those fighting for liberation.
Yaz is a vocal force to be reckoned with. Her performances are characterised by a passion and energy for her music that captivates and commands audiences under her hypnotic-like spell. She is already established as one of Britain’s most in-demand session and backing vocalists.
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