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The legacy of Jim Crow continues to this day. Contemporary historians, such as Chernow (2017), have cast off the traditional depiction of the ‘carpetbagger era’ and have documented the official and unofficial repression of African Americans in the post-Civil War period. Economic research, such as Lisa Cook’s (2014) study of the dearth of patents for African American inventors, has shown how Blacks and whites have been harmed by the aftereffects of Jim Crow. Some in the popular literature have drawn a link between the incomplete task of Reconstruction and recent political violence, such as the assault on the US Capitol (Cineas 2021).
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The Lester Leaps In by Count Basie has the best driving rhythm. The lyric has a composition of tenor saxophonists who is Lester young in companion with Herschel Evans. The song is perfect and gives the illustration of Young’s smooth cool tone which is systematically in style. Lester Leaps In is the smoothest and it has cool lyrics and it captures the moods of the people. It has a calm playing way and so rhythmic and funky (Evans & Nicholas 5).
Ella Fitzgerald’s vocals on “A-Tisket A-Tasket” are more playful. Actually is a very encouraging song in knowing whether there was something not going well that day. Her sound is very different from the way it sounded in 50’s and 60’s (Whaley & Preston 34).
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This is the first of two essays written for (and supported by) the Seoul Platform for Initiating Discourses on an Equitable and Resilient Society. These essays investigate the role that hierarchy plays in driving inequality and unsustainability. This piece introduces the facts of hierarchy. The second (long-form) essay will look at how these facts relate to ‘living the good life in a non-growth world’.
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