Resistance, Disintegration and Liberation Prophecy

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PART 1
Resistance, Disintegration and Liberation Prophecy
This section of the paper discusses resistance, disintegration and liberation prophecy in the early post-colonial American dispensation. According to (Modirzadeh, 2009), Resistance against White discrimination saw the American minority groups like the Indians, Africans and Hispanic come together through a doctrine of non-violent resistance that consisted of dancing and singing to show their grievances since when they used they were killed or physically injured by the police who were majorly white dominated.
Due to racial differences, traditions, cultures and ethnicities that existed in the American community disintegrated into different segments. Inside the racial groupings, class wars also caused more disintegration as Whites saw themselves as people of high social class than the African Americans and the Hispanic. This is because Whites were slave owners and Africans worked on White farms as slaves. The latter were considered poor and of a low social class than the former.
Resistance through the prophetic design of music like the Cry of Jazz and the Ghost Dance people were enabled to overcome the challenges and oppressions that Black Africans faced in the hands of White Americans. Through that, the Black Liberation Movement inspired many more social movements for equality and justice. The African American culture, and especial its music inspired other minority groups to sing about their struggles and assert their distinct and unique cultural identities. White people’s attempts to downplay the African culture were met with rebellion, dissidence, opposition and militancy.
On the issue of liberation prophesy, liberation came when Africans could play Chinese or Western instruments and vice versa and musicians from different cultures could collaborate to produce one piece of music. Through, the instruments and the shared sounds among different cultures, the oppressed communities like the Indians, African Americans, and Hispanic gained some sought of healing from the oppressions of the whites.
In the Youtube video Chromodal Consort "Compost Sonata" Excerpt One, you can feel the musical composition of different musical instruments in an orchestra. Some of the musical instruments that we can here play are the guitar, the African Conga, the African tom-tom drum, violin, flutes, violin and trumpets. This attests that even without verbal sound collection of musical instruments together can be so sweet to the ear.
In the Youtube video titled Chromodal Consort "Compost Sonata" Excerpt Two, we hear a musical sound the consists of mixed culture instruments instruments like are the guitar, th...