Pink Floyd 'The Wall'

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Artist: Pink Floyd

Year: 1980

Date of Action: 1980

Region: Africa

Location: South Africa

Subject: Political/Economic/Social Opinion, Youth

Medium: Mixed Media, Music

Confronting Bodies: South African Government

Description of Artwork: Pink Floyd's highly acclaimed song 'The Wall' has strong themes of youth rebellion and antagonism against a controlling elder generation.

The Incident: The song was banned after it was adopted as the anthem of a nation wide school boycott on the grounds of racial inequality

Results of Incident: The restriction was only in place for the duration of that incident and is no longer standing

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