No More Auction Block

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"No More Auction Block" is a traditional African American spiritual and protest song lamenting slavery and freedom from bondage, later influencing civil rights-era music and artists like Bob Dylan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African American spiritual
protest song
traditional song
alsoKnownAs Many Thousands Gone
associatedWithMovement abolitionism
American civil rights movement
surface form: civil rights movement
hasCulturalContext African American history
United States slavery era
hasGenre protest music
spiritual
hasTheme emancipation
freedom from bondage
resistance
slavery
hasUnknownAuthor true
influenced Bob Dylan
influencedWork Blowin' in the Wind
civil rights-era protest songs
isTraditional true
language English
lyricalFocus ending slave auctions
hope for liberation
suffering of enslaved people
originatesFrom African American communities
United States of America
surface form: United States
performedBy Bob Dylan
Odetta
Paul Robeson
various folk revival artists
usedIn American civil rights movement

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Blowin' in the Wind inspiredBy No More Auction Block
Odetta performedSong No More Auction Block