Ep 15 - Songs of Protest Seeking Freedom 3/3

<p>This episode of The American Tapestry Project concludes our &nbsp;exploration of &nbsp;Protest Songs – that music of the excluded showing the &nbsp;truth of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s exhortation that “the greatness &nbsp;of America is the right to protest for rights”. We’ll ask, “Was Bob &nbsp;Dylan &nbsp;a protest singer?” He rejected that title long ago, yet several his &nbsp;songs are still among the greatest protest songs of the 20th century. &nbsp;We’ll discover who the girl from the north country was, hear selections &nbsp;from Dylan’s songs conclude by asking “If Bob Dylan wasn’t a protest &nbsp;singer, might he still be our generation’s greatest poet?” Along the way &nbsp;we’ll preview the Jefferson Educational Society’s upcoming Global &nbsp;Summit XIII highlighted by former President George W. Bush. Like they &nbsp;say on the late-night infomercials, ‘all this and more’ as we explore &nbsp;protest music and the music of Bob Dylan on The American Tapestry Project.</p>