Ode to Aretha, or Reconnecting Women and Singing
When I think of music’s–or specifically singing’s–potential for liberation, one voice immediately springs to mind: the earth-shattering, shiver-inducing, bone-chilling instrument possessed by Aretha Franklin. Aretha’s amazing talent is intimately linked for me with freedom, not only because of her own, very real struggle to express herself as a black woman artist, but also because of … Continue reading Ode to Aretha, or Reconnecting Women and Singing
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