He wrote songs that supported his opinion like one called The Times They Are a-Changin, basically saying that we need to come together as a country and stop the Vietnam War. This song and a few others that he wrote and performed united people and gave them the voice that they didn’t have. Bob Dylan wrote a song called The Death Of Emmett Till. Emmett Till was a fifteen- year old boy who was killed by a white supremacist group who beat and killed him because he whistled at a white girl. He wanted to write that song to spread the word about what had happened. He wrote more songs about the Civil RIghts Movement also, among these songs were Oxford Town, Only a Pawn In Their Game, Masters of War, John Brown, Legionnaire’s Disease, Let Me Die In My Footsteps, Talkin’ World War lll Blues, and Blowin In The Wind. All of these songs had inspiring words or opinions on what was going on in the world at the time. He encouraged young people to stand up in what they believed in and fight for what was right. He put what people were feeling into words and used the music as a message for
He wrote songs that supported his opinion like one called The Times They Are a-Changin, basically saying that we need to come together as a country and stop the Vietnam War. This song and a few others that he wrote and performed united people and gave them the voice that they didn’t have. Bob Dylan wrote a song called The Death Of Emmett Till. Emmett Till was a fifteen- year old boy who was killed by a white supremacist group who beat and killed him because he whistled at a white girl. He wanted to write that song to spread the word about what had happened. He wrote more songs about the Civil RIghts Movement also, among these songs were Oxford Town, Only a Pawn In Their Game, Masters of War, John Brown, Legionnaire’s Disease, Let Me Die In My Footsteps, Talkin’ World War lll Blues, and Blowin In The Wind. All of these songs had inspiring words or opinions on what was going on in the world at the time. He encouraged young people to stand up in what they believed in and fight for what was right. He put what people were feeling into words and used the music as a message for