Luci Murphy

Luci Murphy sings in the genres of Jazz, Blues, and Jazz opera.[2][3] She has sung for social justice by giving support for civil rights, the end of white supremacy, affordable housing, food security, union rights, peace, and Palestine and Latin American self-determination, among other causes. She has performed in Cuba, China, Brazil and Palestinian camps in Lebanon.[1][4] She often encourages her audience to join in to sing.[5] She intends to increase her audience's sense of power and rational thinking. Within the Jazz Opera Love Songs From the Liberation Wars, she sings the recitative part of the opera in which the pain and anguish of one of the African-American factory women living in the Jim Crow era is emphasized.[2]

She has given support to the Civil Rights Movement, the anti-war movement, the anti-apartheid movement, anti-police brutality movement, pro-labor union rights movement, the Puerto Rican independence movement, the Palestinian liberation, the Cuban revolution, the Venezuelan Bolivarian revolution. Within her songs, she has spoken against US police brutality, Palestinian and Colombian population displacement, and the Cuban blockade.[1]