I was at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg last year. Rage Against the Machine, an American band known for angry protest music in the 90’s, was featured in an exhibit there. Bulls On Parade (look it up), was the song played on a big screen at the entrance to the exhibit. It’s critical of gun proliferation and the confluence of right wing family values in the US. The whole place is amazing - all the exhibits are worth seeing.
A continuance of that exhibit, featuring a bunch of protest music and artists, is at the BC Museum now. Go see it if you can (after the BCGEU strike is over as there’s a picket line there). It’s on until January. I just want to say that Canada still believes in human rights and free expression, as we should, but those rights are not and should not be confined to a museum, ever. Never, ever. We need to pay attention or lose them to museums.