January 9th is“Harriet Tubman” by Walter Robinson. This is a powerful song, bringing the listener into the moment. It starts, “One night I dreamed I was in slavery, ’bout 1850 was the time”. You can find the lyrics and chords to this song in theRise Up Singingsongbook on page ...
and chords in theRise Up Singingsongbook on page 235. It is a hymn. Though, it’s references to the almighty are vague enough, that it could be enjoyed by people of all creeds, faiths, or philosophies. The words give inspiration for moving forward in the New Year with love and ...
On the other hand, peace is not defined by the lack of struggle [2]. Since contemporary wars, and especially civil wars, mobilize people and establish who will be discriminated against in the future, the issue of achieving and sustaining peace can only be based on continuous change, and ...
Badiou defines love as the main medium through which ‘subjects’ may change themselves. On the other hand, art demands originality and novelty. It is a change itself and, since it represents the transcendental (by being new and different) and ontological existence (by being related) ...