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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI found a song about the Civil Rights workers, Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner, who were murdered in
1964. I never knew of this song until just now, and thought I'd post a link here. There is a version by Harry Belafonte and someone else.
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I found a song about the Civil Rights workers, Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner, who were murdered in (Original Post)
raccoon
Feb 2019
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Here is a Norman Rockwell painting of them, which many people also don't know about.
WhiskeyGrinder
Feb 2019
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WhiskeyGrinder
(22,525 posts)1. Here is a Norman Rockwell painting of them, which many people also don't know about.
Murder in Mississippi:
Tactical Peek
(1,213 posts)2. Andrew Goodman was Paul Simon's college classmate. Paul wrote a song.
raccoon
(31,136 posts)3. Thank you! I just listened to it. Great song. I always liked Simon and Garfunkel,
but never had any of their albums, so I am not familiar with songs of theirs that didnt make the charts. I'll have to look into their works more.
malaise
(269,333 posts)4. Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger
have given us so much history in song.