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The Music of Resistance category-apparel-sweatpants and the viewer had toThis dynamic image by Diana Ejaita accompanied an article from September 3, 2020, by Times journalist Giovanni Russonello, who regularly writes about the intersection of music and politics. In the article, he explores the birth of jazz as protest music, and questions whether, after years of trickling into academia and the mainstream, it still has a place in the fight against racial injustice. Russonello writes, This year, the pandemic and the protest