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Title:
The Beat with Ari Melber (2017)
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News, Talk-Show
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60 min - Rating: 9
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Years: 2018 2017
The Beat with Ari Melber, July 03, 2020
Duration: 1 Hour, 28 Minutes
SPECIAL REPORT: POLICE BRUTALITY IN AMERICA
Discussed Today:
'Strange fruit':
How Black artists defied U.S. racism, got it right and paid the price
Discussed Today, In Detail:
'Strange fruit':
How Black artists defied U.S. racism, got it right and paid the price
As protests force a reckoning on policing, MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on how
Black activists and artists have confronted government racism, both in their
work and their own lives. Tracing political and musical history ranging from Sam
Cooke and Billie Holiday to N.W.A., KRS-One and 2Pac, Melber documents how these
artists' work both channeled and influenced civil rights movements to this day.
In the report, Melber breaks down several prescient lyrics, noting they pushed
policy arguments that would gain traction decades later. He also reports how
Black artists - like other civil rights leaders - often found their critiques of
police brutality were tragically met with more police brutality; and Melber
criticizes politicians in both parties who largely ignored these artists’
substantive critiques, in favor of attacking their music and free speech as a
menace to society.
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Duration: 1 Hour, 28 Minutes
SPECIAL REPORT: POLICE BRUTALITY IN AMERICA
Discussed Today:
How Black artists defied U.S. racism, got it right and paid the price
Discussed Today, In Detail:
How Black artists defied U.S. racism, got it right and paid the price
As protests force a reckoning on policing, MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on how
Black activists and artists have confronted government racism, both in their
work and their own lives. Tracing political and musical history ranging from Sam
Cooke and Billie Holiday to N.W.A., KRS-One and 2Pac, Melber documents how these
artists' work both channeled and influenced civil rights movements to this day.
In the report, Melber breaks down several prescient lyrics, noting they pushed
policy arguments that would gain traction decades later. He also reports how
Black artists - like other civil rights leaders - often found their critiques of
police brutality were tragically met with more police brutality; and Melber
criticizes politicians in both parties who largely ignored these artists’
substantive critiques, in favor of attacking their music and free speech as a
menace to society.
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