Paola Mendoza, Ginny Suss, Sarah Sophie Flicker, and Nelini Stamp: Resistance Revival Chorus

Civil rights legend and artist Harry Belafonte told Women’s March organizers:  “when the movement is strong, the music is strong.”  When you hear the New York-based Resistance Revival Chorus, you’ll know what he means.  This brand new, diverse collective of more than 50 women is bringing music to the Trump protest era, reviving classic freedom songs and creating new ones.

Chris talks with three of the women who helped organize the Women’s March – artists and creatives Paola Mendoza, Ginny Suss, and Sarah Sophie Flicker – about the birth of the Resistance Revival Chorus, the convergence of arts with activism, and how you can join by forming a chorus wherever you live.  This episode also features the amazing voices of the chorus and one of its members, Nelini Stamp.

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