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The Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice (OCCJ)
Oklahoma icon Woody Guthrie made his name in the 1930s singing and writing about the human condition and social justice. A devout believer in the power of music, Guthrie often carried a guitar bearing the words, "This Machine Kills Fascists."

OCCJ recently launched this campaign where Oklahoma musicians speak out against bias, bigotry and racism.

Photography by Jeremy Charles
occjrocks.com
color bright brush stroke band noise Bias social Justice Woody Guthrie oklahoma musician
color bright brush stroke band noise Bias social Justice Woody Guthrie oklahoma musician
color bright brush stroke band noise Bias social Justice Woody Guthrie oklahoma musician
color bright brush stroke band noise Bias social Justice Woody Guthrie oklahoma musician
color bright brush stroke band noise Bias social Justice Woody Guthrie oklahoma musician
color bright brush stroke band noise Bias social Justice Woody Guthrie oklahoma musician
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Tulsa, OK, USA

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