With a career that spawned from being forced to sing or be fired, Nina Simone went from jazz and cabaret to protest music and maintained a high standard for her performances and artistry.
From britannica.com:
Angered by American racism, she left the United States in 1973 and lived in Barbados, Africa, and Europe for the rest of her life.
About this Series
Black History Month isn't just about celebrating the most famous names – it's about honoring the full tapestry of Black excellence. In that spirit, this 'Black Women in Music' series spotlights brilliant artists whose impact on music culture deserves deeper recognition. These are creators, innovators, and visionaries whose contributions helped shape the world through music!



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