1969 "Everybody's Got A Right To Live" Protest Song
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- both of these singers and song writers went on to actively participate in the civil rights movement and struggle first with Martin Luther King and then with others. After the murder of Floyd George at the hands of a police officer, I wonder if this song would still have meaning today for those protesting and those supporting the protests.
Saw this at the end of a video here on TH-cam entitled "7 angry black people from the 60's" & had to hear & listen again!!
Same channel man.
Same
Facts
Same😂
Same!
Grandaddy I’m going to represent this well for you.
Wow! He was an amazing man. But I'm sure you already knew that.
...all of us in the struggle will represent for your granddad and all the granddads who fought and survived.
Incredible
Love this song found it 3 weeks ago. And I've listened to this song probably about 30 to 40 times
This is a great one to add to the protest songs I've had on repeat lately.
2020 AND WE ARE STILL SIGNING THE SAME SONG. #nothingnewunderthesun
Yeah it's a shame you having been able to get your shit together as a community in over 50 years
Great song. Listened to it like five times in row. Portrays the struggle of african americans well.
Who are the people that disliked this video?
This song has so much meaning in this time and I think it will continue to have meaning till the world ends.
Ppl that are racist duh
Found out that Jimmy Collier lives in my hometown of Fresno, California. Still very much alive and fighting the good fight. Blew my mind.
It always seemed to me that social change and fair living standards always tremendously came more to the for front with music and everyone singing the same song. Sing on.
Resonates 2020
Sad make me cry 😭 my people I love your!!!
My grandfather❤️
Full time work and part time pay. Ain't that the truth.
"Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem the soul of America." - John Lewis
❤
A great depiction of a counterculture/ protest song. This song can still be applied in today's culture.
Beautiful.
I remember this song
I first heard a version of this song on the video documentary 'Eyes on the prize' some years ago.
hell yeah
LYRICS PLEASE !!
so true so true
Does anyone know where to find this man singing the Ballad of Frank Wills, a live version, the one at the end of the White House Plumbers, because I love it. And I love this too
Pedos don't, rapists don't, terrorists and all around evil people truly don't and never will deserve to live at all whatsoever.
who are the singer?
Frederick D. Kirkpatrick & Jimmy Collier
The message of this song couldn't be made any simpler, yet why is it virtually impossible to execute? Pete made me a humanist and a non believer in a god or gods. I miss him.
pete who?
@@vessy9927 I first heard this song, a duet, performed by Pete Seeger and The Reverend Fred Kirkpatrick on the album (vinyl) "Pete Seeger Now Live." Over many decades, Pete not only entertained, but brought people together, taught history, championed dignity and human rights for all.
Who are they?
Everybody gots a right to VOTE
Today it would be called "black lives got a right to exist"
waaaahhhhhwaaaahhhhhh black people have a right to life and that makes me upset for some reason!!!
Today we say .Black Lives Matter..Honors.
The pro-life song
Mr Hoffman do you believe in black reperations
Ironically, does everyone have a right to live in 2020? If it was the case, it'd say ALM, just saying. These men are saying it here, Everybody...
I find it offensive honestly to assume this. I feel in all raw honesty that every human this hits home with. That's my argument. We all have a story, and not a one of us got a say in how or what was we got started in this life. All we really have is now. So with this ever draining second, I wish to spread love and peace to all. Asia has shown then world before this is completely possible. Again. We ALL relate on some level of value and our place in the world.
Fuck. You. This country doesn't deny white people their basic right to live. I'm so sick of this shit being so distorted. The Civil Rights Movement wasn't about whites getting THEIR RIGHTS. You already had them. What you did with them was your choice. But the system didn't handicap you on the basis of your race/appearance. Coming here to do this only further shows how little you actually think of those speaking up. So kindly fuck off.
He made his point as a black gentleman, but also says everybody got a life to live. Not BLM bullshit. Everybody!
Frederick Douglass Kirkpatrick was in the original BLM...Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC).
I hate when people hear the phrase BLM they think,we only think black lives matter and every other one doesn't,BLM as a phrase is blacks against racist and oppressors.
@@Gwonda655 - yes. Black Lives Matter, also. Shouldn't have to say it. But there we are.
To be fair, BLM does not say that black lives are the only lives that matter, simply that they believe, given the status quo, that black individuals are not being treated like white individuals. It is not an effort to denigrate the status of white individuals. While all lives do matter, you can't push for that when certain lives are being treated as if they don't.
"All Lives Matter" btw