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A Change Is Gonna Come

Sam Cooke
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Pages
40
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
little bee books

About

Sam Cooke's legendary and beloved civil rights anthem is brought to life for the first time with stunning illustrations by Nikkolas Smith.



I was born by the river in a little tent.

Oh, and just like the river, I've been a-runnin' ever since.

It's been a long, a long time coming,

but I know a change gonna come. Oh yes, it will.

The immortal lyrics of Sam Cooke's inspiring civil rights anthem are among the most powerful in music history. Written as an ode to the struggles and joy of Black Americans living under the oppression of Jim Crow, "A Change Is Gonna Come"became a rallying cry for justice and equality when it was shared in 1964.Now, more than sixty years later, the fight for freedom continues, and these sweeping lyrics remain as important and soul stirring as ever.

Alongside Sam Cooke's inspiring words, Nikkolas Smith's breathtaking illustrations reference civil rights milestones, Black freedom fighters, and heroes, empowering all of us to continue the mission of change.

Includes a QR code link to Sam Cooke's iconic recording.

Related Subjects

  • Prejudice, Racism & Colorism
  • Social Themes
  • Juvenile Fiction
  • General
  • African American & Black

Artists

Sam CookeAuthor

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