Now And Then (Summary, Reviews & Purchase Options)

"Now And Then" dives deep into the influential and poignant world of Gil Scott-Heron, whose work as a ‘bluesologist’ transcends the realm of music to strike at the core of social justice issues. Published on February 4, 2020, this compelling collection of song-poems captures the essence of Scott-Heron’s powerful voice against a backdrop of political hypocrisy, capitalist dangers, and racial injustice. His sharply crafted words not only highlight the historical and urgent issues relevant to racial, economic, and voting rights but also resonate with personal struggles and the day-to-day realities faced by many. Ideal for adult education settings, "Now And Then" invites readers to reflect on how far society has come in these domains and how far it still has to go. Engage with the legacy of a man who articulated the black political experience with unmatched fervor and precision. Are we listening closely enough to the echoes of his words today?