Music has power — especially in times of turmoil. On the newest episode of AltLatino, we dig through the archives for musicians who demand social justice in song and action.
digs into it archives for an episode about protest music and its power.George Floyd's death by police force has sparked world-wide protest.Ira L. Black/Corbis via Getty Images, expressing outrage and grief over excessive police force.
We see frustration and anger manifest itself again in streets around the country. This all plays out against the backdrop of a deadly pandemic that has laid bare societal inequities always in plain view, but never addressed adequately.
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