Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Which Side Are You On?/Requiem for Mike Brown



There are some people who might argue that it's a fool's game to interrupt a concert that people paid to see, the same way that people argue against snarling traffic and making noise in public spaces. But there's a more valid argument, I think, to making a statement in a place where it will be heard. There's a logic in in tying a Requiem for Mike Brown with Brahms' Requiem, and there's a logic in using the old labor melody to get the point across. Is there justice for some or justice for all--what side are you on?

Some people will hear, some won't.  But I'll admit it teared me up a little.

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