<em>The Odyssey</em> is one of the two major epic poems from Ancient Greek that were written by Homer.
The poem tells the story of the Greek hero called Odysseus (or Ulysses in subsequent Roman mythology) and his journey back home after the Greek victory in Troy. The trip took him ten years and he had to overcome numerous dangers and chellenges, while his family had assumed that he was dead. Therefore, this poem recognizes the human ability of perseverance and of coping with difficulties.
The black activists who encourage the African Americans to
fight for their rights by building up is Martin Luther King as he was an
activist and a leader in which a movement called the civil right movements
started as a way of providing and fighting for equal rights.
The tune is "Freedom". The melody was composed and recorded by Paul McCartney in light of the September 11 assaults in 2001. McCartney was in New York City at the season of the assaults and saw the occasion while sitting in a plane stopped on the landing area at New York's John F. Kennedy Airport
