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Music Is Advocacy with Journalist Macayla Cook
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Rhythms of Progress by Shozzett Silva

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Music: It makes us dance, cry, protest, and occasionally ugly-cry in the car at a red light. But it’s also advocacy. In this first episode of Rhythms of Progress, host Shozzett Silva, aka Lizzard, and guest Journalist Macayla Cook dig into how music challenges norms, sparks movements, and gets artists into hot water when they step outside society’s neat little boxes.

Why do we expect musicians to be political—but only if it won’t ruffle too many feathers?🔥 How does fan culture police activism?🔥 Why has music been one of the only places where men are “allowed” to be vulnerable?

From protest anthems to unexpected tearjerkers, we’re unpacking how music isn’t just a vibe—it’s a revolution.

🎧 Hit play and join the movement!

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Keywords
🎵 Music & Activism 🎤 Protest Songs 🔥 Social Change 🗳️ Music & Politics 👥 Fan Culture 🤘 Artists & Advocacy 🎶 Masculinity in Music 💡 Music & Emotional Expression 🎧 Music as Resistance 🚀 Cultural Impact of Music