We Shall Overcome, a spiritual song with roots in the labor movement, was adopted by the Civil Rights Movement as a powerful symbol of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

Soul music, with its soulful lyrics and powerful vocals, became a platform for artists like James Brown, Aretha Franklin, and Marvin Gaye to address social issues and advocate for change.

Bob Marley, through his reggae music and iconic songs like 'Redemption Song' and 'One Love', became a symbol of resistance against racial oppression and a global advocate for peace and unity.

Hip Hop, with its strong cultural and political roots, has become a platform for artists like Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, and Run the Jewels to raise awareness, challenge societal norms, and inspire activism.

Music has been used in various ways to promote racial healing and reconciliation, including collaborative projects, incorporating traditional music, and music education programs that encourage cross-cultural understanding.

The Palestine Music Expo is an annual event that brings together musicians from Israel and Palestine to perform, collaborate, and promote dialogue and understanding between the two communities.

Music has been used in various ways to challenge stereotypes and promote positive representations of marginalized communities, including celebrating cultural identities, educating audiences, and collaborating with community organizations.

Hip Hop artists like Lauryn Hill, Common, and J. Cole have used their music to address environmental justice issues, highlighting the connection between environmental degradation and racial inequality.

Music has been used in various ways to promote voter turnout and civic engagement in marginalized communities, including creating songs, organizing events, and collaborating with community organizations.

Playing for Change is a non-profit organization that uses music as a tool for peacebuilding and reconciliation in conflict-affected regions around the world, bringing together musicians from different backgrounds to create collaborative music projects.

Music has been used in various ways to raise awareness about human trafficking and modern slavery, including creating songs, organizing events, and collaborating with law enforcement agencies.

Electronic Dance Music (EDM) has been a significant force in promoting LGBTQ+ rights and visibility, with its inclusive and welcoming atmosphere and anthems of self-expression and acceptance.

Music has been used in various ways to address the issue of racial profiling and police brutality, including creating songs, organizing events, and collaborating with community organizations.

She's the Music is a non-profit organization that aims to use music to empower women and girls around the world, providing opportunities for music education, mentorship, and career development.

Music has been used in various ways to promote cultural understanding and bridge divides between different communities, including celebrating cultural traditions, organizing events, and collaborating with community organizations.