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Glenn Beck's Surprising Take on 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' at Super Bowl 2023
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- Stu Burguiere from @BlazeTV's Stu Does America asks Glenn Beck for his thoughts on the Black National Anthem, "Lift Every Voice and Sing," performed at Super Bowl 2023. Glenn provides a fascinating history lesson about the song, its connection to Abraham Lincoln, and its power to unite us. This thought-provoking discussion on music, history, and shared experiences might surprise many who typically disagree with @glennbeck. Discover the historical connections and cultural significance of this powerful anthem in a conversation that transcends the typical anthem debate.
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He was a black man who was from Florida who was a lawyer and a teacher and wrote that song for the struggles of black people with Abraham Lincoln in mine and it is the black national anthem
Its a beautiful song. Should be added to other American classics.
It's a great song, but it doesn't need to be sung before the game.
Wow who knew, well thanks Glenn for stating true facts
I don't care if they sing the song. It is amazing. It belongs right up there with America the Beautiful, which is also not the National Anthem.
No no you should sing it too not just us. It should be an additional song. I'm okay of new traditions.. We need to work out the kinks first. Lift every voice should be a build up to the National Anthem. The Stamp of USA,
If you want to have three different songs, where does it end? Will our children have to decide which twelve songs are most deserved so that we can get to the football game?
@Bunny with a Keyboard That's not what I meant. I meant that we have ONE national anthem. However, "America, the Beautiful" is much loved, and there is room for "Lift Every Voice and Sing" as well. That doesn't mean that either of them should be sung at sporting events. They can be, but neither of them ARE the national anthem.
It’s a popular church hymn.
James weldon johnson the writer of said song, was a black man and a leader of the NAACP....I understand their argument here but ....we can't ignore the fact the blacks in America born through and because of the slave trade has no real positive history to latch onto. Claiming the black national anthem as their own gives them a sense of identity. I agree it shouldn't be labeled as a protest song but as a celebratory song.
Yes, this song is better than the national anthem.
The song is not a protest song and this song is not and insult to bkack people. It never was!
Your other points are correct!
Love the show. I always watch on the Blaze.
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Needed a song n dance routine with Lisa Paige
This has got to be one of the densest takes that I’ve ever heard…This has been the Negro National Anthem for as long as I can remember, and black folks have been singing it literally for a hundred years. Also, their are very blatant allusions to slavery and the civil war. I don’t know what the problem is here.
Colloquially, yes, this is the “Negro National Anthem”. Beyond that, there is no official designation for the song, other than its reverence in our community. As vile a human being as he is, Glenn Beck is spot on here.
Also, when was it decided that a nation could only have one anthem, and that that anthem never changes. If a significant portion of American people feel like Francis Scott Key’s Star Spankled Banner doesn’t represent them, then shouldn’t they lobby for their representative government to declare a different song to be the national anthem?
It's called tradition, and that's a big part of what makes a culture which in turn creates unity. The left is hell bent on division.
Well Glenn you just lost over half of your listeners
Jeffy was here.
I probably won’t ever be anywhere where they’re singing any anthems. Too woke. 🙀