More than a century after the NAACP “Black National Poetry” “raise every voice and sing”, this song has reacted to social media fuel in Sunday’s super bowel lead in New Orleans Have given birth to
Representative Lauren Boebert said on x That is a “national anthem”. Another critic The song is calledWhich talks about flexibility and better day for oppressed people, a “black supremacy” song. Still another told him “Racist and discriminatory.”Something Black conservatives have also said This song should not be presented in the game, calling it “a frustrated inspiration to exploit Mary” and that “promotes ethnic division and hatred.”
It will be a fifth consecutive super bowl to present the song at the pre -game event, each time it seems to be appropriate or not. This year, its performance by Ladies has come between Ladies to extend antires and diversity messaging and diversity, equity and joining efforts, from sports to sports, from sports to corporate board rooms.
“The performance of the song is not as a protest in front of the public, but as a song of black affirmation, perseverance and inspiration,” said Gerald, a pop culture essayist teaching at the African and African American Studies of Washington. Should. ” University in St. Louis. “It is unfortunate that the performance of the song has become a culture war.”
There was Similar screams last year When Adra Day presented the legendary song before the final game of the NFL. However, this year, the dispute is compatible with Donald Trump’s first few weeks of his return to the White House and has signed hundreds of executive orders, some of which aims to eliminate the federal government and beyond the DI. Is
Nevertheless, “raising every voice and singing” is not a crime or memory on the league – or on a political statement. “The feelings on this issue are moving a bit strongly because Donald Trump has won decisive choice and has always been against such things.”
James Welden Johnson, Civil rights activist and NAACP leader, initially wrote it as a poem in 1900, and later cooperated with his younger brother, Jay Rosmid Johnson, a musician, so that he was a nationwide. Can be turned into a song that is now celebrated by black people.
For more than 25 years in Georgia’s Lithuania, music teacher Ken Nichis described it as a “powerful, impressive song”. He said that he has taught small students singing many times like middle schoolers.
He said, “And they sing this way about saving it: proudly.” “These are the words. Words have strength and this song is about success. Song means the world for colorful people. This shows where we had to struggle to reach. The song is impressive and desire.
During a news conference This week, Lady said he had the honor of singing on Sunday.
“I feel like I’m standing in the moment and aligning this song with greatness to sing,” said Grammy. “I am accustomed to it in my career, stand in moments, represent the past and the future and the current state of the world. I am accustomed to this pressure. I just remember for whom I am doing. I remember the ancestors.
Although the NFL has not indicated whether it will stop allowing “every voice to be raised and singing” before the super bowl, the league has begun to increase its and zone stansel, which of George’s. The “closing racism” began in 2020 after protesting the murder of the police. Flied in Minypolis.
This year, the Super Bowl in New Orleans’s Caesar Superdo, will be scored in front of this message, “Choose love.” The change could have political implications for this change, early.
He added, “The problem that the NFL faces is that once you start promoting conscious messages socially, you annoy people who are watching sports Don’t want to preach. ” “They go to sports to avoid politics, not to get more.”
Trump, who will participate in Sunday’s game, is urging corporations to eliminate DEI programs, which many conservatives support his game. NFL Commissioner Roger Godel said this week that DEI policies The league has improved And that the organization is determined to do so.
Initially emphasized that black players make up 53 % athlete In a league that was connected in 1946.
A recent Associated Press Survey Many of the 65 black NFL players told him that he was disappointed 11 franchises have never hired black There have been more than 40 years of concerns about the lack of coaches and black coaches as a whole.
In 2016, former NFL quarterback Colin Capernak protested against the brutality of black men during his knees during the national anthem, and Trump spoke against him, never played in the league.
Initially, people’s reaction to the black national anthem is a decade ago, criticizing the keeper, said.
He said, “Something that is opposed to ‘every voice and sing’, as a protest or a protest song, and pairs with the keeper protests.” They, more likely, are sick of protests associated with American sports and American entertainment. “
