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Racism in early rock music was never very rare. Back then, rock and roll music was known as "music of the devil". And mostly all the time the rock and roll songs that the "blacks" sung, where done over again as a white song. This is because parents didn't want there well bought up adolescence to be listening to this music sung by the blacks, in fact, many parents of adolescence's didn't want them listening to such violent and wild rock and roll music. Most parents where disgusted. Soon the blacks where out run by the many covers the whites had been singing of their songs. But blacks kept living there lives their way, making there music the same old way, and got through this racial time in the end. | |||
Racism in early rock music was never very rare | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:10, 17 April 2011
Racism in early rock music was never very rare. Back then, rock and roll music was known as "music of the devil". And mostly all the time the rock and roll songs that the "blacks" sung, where done over again as a white song. This is because parents didn't want there well bought up adolescence to be listening to this music sung by the blacks, in fact, many parents of adolescence's didn't want them listening to such violent and wild rock and roll music. Most parents where disgusted. Soon the blacks where out run by the many covers the whites had been singing of their songs. But blacks kept living there lives their way, making there music the same old way, and got through this racial time in the end.