Stolen Music: The Expropriation of African Music (English Edition)

The book gives account of how and when the Europeans usurped black music culture. Despite all the hardships. atrocities the African Americans experienced, their music triumphed and became the root of all Popular Music. Black music is seen in Cuba, Brazil, Louisiana, and throughout the Americas. The book gives a foundation read, about the methods the White Americans used to steal the intellectual Property of black music and dance culture. Few passages in the book suggest what the diaspora can do, to reclaim the economic benefits created by their culture. The argument that Jazz is a mixture of European and African has been false narrative espoused by white Americans who control society. The book, talks about how the name Jazz, a Bantu word came about, described in the book. I am a Bantu.

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