ON CHILDISH GAMBINO'S THIS IS AMERICA
Sociology in Song
Don’t Stay Silent
WHEN WE STAND ALONE, WE FALL. WHEN WE STAND TOGETHER, WE RISE. It's been a while since I've posted a Music Moment. This was a pretty powerful statement.
Luca Stricagnoli: Last of the Mohicans
AMAZING GUITAR ACROBATICS It's been a long time since I've had a Music Moment here at the Mad Sociologist Blog. When I saw this video I simply had to share. Talk about using the whole guitar!
A Shout Out to Marvin Gaye
PLAYING FOR CHANGE FEATURING WHAT'S GOING ON It's been a while since I posted something by playing for change. For those new to the Journal of a Mad Sociologist, I love the idea of people all over the world, representing diverse cultures, singing a song.
Hip Hop with Native American Influences
FRANK WALN Hip Hop isn't really my thing, I'm a blues fan, but I understand Hip Hop's mission. Music should be a means of liberating, especially by providing a voice and outlet for the dispossessed. I read about this young man, Frank Waln in In These Times Magazine and believe he represents what Hip Hop... Continue Reading →
Students are Speeking Out!
And it's about time. Students are not stupid. They know they are being had. They know they are dedicating their time to meaningless balderdash, and they are starting to resent it. And they should. The truth is, that students have the power to change this insane policy if they work together to do so. Communicating... Continue Reading →
