Redemption

The song Redemption written by bob Marley is about the deliverance of African slaves, who were brought from Africa to America. The main purpose of this song is the beauty of the redemption of people after the cruelness of what happened in the times of when they were slaves. Two important messages that stood out to me were slavery and Freedom. These stood out to me because of what the song “Redemption” meant and made me reflect on the time of racism and what they had suffered. Racism was deeply reflected in the lyrics of redemption .an example of understanding the Racism that was going on towards the lyrics of redemption was a quote that stood out to me the most from the song was, “won’t you help me sing, these songs of freedom”. This quote from the song stood out to me because how the writers referring to the time of when slavery happened and of oppression time of the issues that occurred. Between the segregation towards blacks and whites. An example of the understanding the racism that racism that was going on towards the lyrics of redemption was a quote “these songs of freedom is all ever had”. This quote is the most significant aspect of this song that referring to freedom of …show more content…
I’ve realized that Bob Marley’s main purpose of this song is that, however, it’s up to the oppression to determine their freedom and destiny. that through all the pain and agony of slaves his generation will be able to develop a difference through the lyrics in the song. This made me feel strongly of the descendants of Africans that have been given an opportunity to their rights and improve the prospects their ancestors never had and to free from bondage and freeing the African slaves by the suffering and hurting that they had experienced being