Thanks for the songs, Pete Seeger — may we keep on singing and working for a better world:
The Rev Dr. Susan Brooks Thistlethwait: ‘We Are Not Afraid’: The Holy Spirit and the Life of Pete Seeger
An interview with Pete Seeger on Beliefnet about God, religion, and whether music can change the world.
The Nation: Remembering Pete Seeger, From Woody Guthrie to Occupy Wall Street
The New York Times obituary.
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RIP, noble troubador. La lucha continua!
JC Fisher