Throughout US history, the disenfranchised have used music as a vehicle to promote their point of view. In this project, there will be three angles of inquiry from the viewpoints of history, science, and music. In their U.S. History course, students will explore examples of protest music in American history and its relationship to the societal and cultural movements which were present at a given time. In their 8th grade science course, students will investigate the physics concepts behind the creation of sound and the reasons that different sound waves produce music which has unique qualities. Finally, in their music course, students will compose a piece of protest music with lyrics that relates to a personal, current or past struggle of a marginalized group of people. They will also create either a video or an image to serve as the album cover for their piece of music.