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C. G. Hubbard
Editors - Nancy J. Jegge & Luke Winslow, In Review - Book Chapter , 2022
Editors - Nancy J. Jegge & Luke Winslow, In Review - Book Chapter , 2022
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Hubbard, C. G. (2022). Hamilton, Social Revolution, and the Black Lives Matter Movement . In E.- N. J. J. & Luke Winslow (Ed.).
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Hubbard, C. G. “Hamilton, Social Revolution, and the Black Lives Matter Movement .” In , edited by Editors - Nancy J. Jegge & Luke Winslow, 2022.
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Hubbard, C. G. Hamilton, Social Revolution, and the Black Lives Matter Movement . Edited by Editors - Nancy J. Jegge & Luke Winslow, 2022.
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@inbook{hubbard2022a,
title = {Hamilton, Social Revolution, and the Black Lives Matter Movement },
year = {2022},
chapter = {In Review - Book Chapter },
author = {Hubbard, C. G.},
editor = {Winslow, Editors - Nancy J. Jegge & Luke}
}
Theatre, along with other strong narratives, has been used as a platform within social change. More recently, Black Lives Matter has used the Broadway show Hamilton within their social movement. Additionally, Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda has publicly made connections between the two. This research focuses on how the concepts of Hamilton, a story of the American Revolution, showcase concepts that Black Lives Matter emphasize within the present social revolution. The theoretical framework of Critical Race Theory is used to see how a story of the American Revolution is seen within Black Lives Matter, today’s social revolution.
