At a time of segregation in the U.S., Little Richard’s concerts and recordings attracted integrated audiences.
Politics
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door’
Dylan: ‘Mama, put my guns in the ground. I can’t shoot them anymore.’
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Alice’s Restaurant’
‘Alice’s Restaurant’ is filed with humor, but it also provides an example of the connection between music and social justice.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Count Me In’
While our Sharp Notes, Sharp Thoughts music and social media project was on hiatus for the summer, we shared a song every Monday to start your week. We’ve decided to make Sharp Notes Monday a permanent feature. Election Day day… Read More ›
What’s next for Kathy Hochul?
When politicians play their cards right, the margin of election victory may not matter the next time they run for office.
What is the most popular topic for Hochul and Zeldin’s tweets?
New York’s gubernatorial candidates are tweeting more about crime and public safety than any other topic.
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’
After the votes are counted, we will have a better idea of where the country is heading.
Has the media already declared Lee Zeldin a winner of New York’s governor’s election?
Lee Zeldin could win New York’s gubernatorial election, but the evidence that he will lose is just as strong,
Sharp Notes Monday: ‘I’m on the Outside (Looking In)’
Is the Supreme Court on the verge of ending affirmative action for college admissions?
What if we scored political debates and declared a winner?
We rely judges to assign scores for Olympic contests; we could do the same with debates.
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