This week, U2 unexpectedly released a 6-song EP titled Songs of Ash, addressing human rights crises in America, Iraq, Ukraine, and Gaza. One standout track, “American Obituary,” critiques the ICE occupation in Minneapolis and the murder of Renee Good. The band’s release follows Bruce Springsteen’s recent tour announcement, emphasizing hope amid dark times, and echoes sentiments expressed by various artists who critique the Trump administration. Musicians across genres are increasingly using their platforms to advocate for social justice and resist authoritarianism, reflecting the historic role of art in confronting injustice. The article underscores the importance of creativity as a powerful force against fascism, highlighting the ongoing need for artistic expression to inspire social change.
Musicians Amplifying Resistance Against Fascism
By xpectafight
