The author explores the intersection of music and history through Fantazma's track "Hatuey," honoring the Taíno freedom fighter who rejected colonization. The article also highlights a decision by Lin-Manuel Miranda about 'Hamilton' not appearing at the Kennedy Center due to political tensions. Furthermore, it covers recent administration news, including the Congressional Budget Office's remarks on potential cuts to Medicaid and Medicare, Trump's executive order affecting the Department of Education, and various employment changes including firings and recalls at the CDC and USDA.
Fantazma's tribute to Hatuey encapsulates the spirit of rebellion and questioning authority, showcasing the historical conflict between colonizers and indigenous beliefs.
Lin-Manuel Miranda's statement underscores the impact of political decisions on creative expressions, emphasizing the division within artistic communities influenced by administration policies.
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