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Afro-punk movement hard to define
Getting a consistent definition of Afro-punk isn't easy. Everyone seems to have their own take on it. Full Article at AccessAtlanta
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After almost five years of annual week-long art festivals at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, the Afro-Punk collective is hitting the road in both Canada and the US for its first national tour. Full Article at CMJ
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All of us are remarkably ahistorical ... We are an ahistorical people. You would think that more black people would embrace rock because they started it. Or forget about rock – embrace jazz, embrace blues. But that doesn’t happen as well.
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White people like guitars, black people like drums
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Things have changed, and things have not changed [since then] ... The Black Rock Coalition hasn’t died, the conversation hasn’t died.
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What has changed is that, since Living Colour came out, Lenny Kravitz is a rock star ... Nobody thinks about it. Lenny is a rock star — period.
– Vernon Reid SOURCE: NorthJersey.com
