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Music to move the masses : protest music of the 1980s as a facilitator for social change in South Africa
In this research project I will endeavour to show how protest music, specifically during the 1980s, became an instrument with which musicians and the public themselves strived to counteract the social perceptions generated under apartheid. I will show how the protest music movement of the 1980s was...
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2015
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