The D&B Series features the musical ICONS Bob Dylan& Joan Baez: 
Bob Dylan: During the 1960s, Bob Dylan was involved in the Civil Rights Movement. The protest songs that made Dylan famous dealt with the terror of the nuclear arms race, poverty, racism, prison, and war. Dylan performed at a1962 CORE benefit, where he introduced, "The Death of Emmitt Till", his very first ‘protest’ song. He along with other musicians also performed at the March on Washington. Dylan has since been an active voice for social and political change, and one only needs to listen to his music to see this. 
Joan Baez: Joan Baez is an American folk singer, songwriter and activist who is best known for serving as a voice for protest movements from around the world. After releasing her debut album in 1960, she became known for songs promoting social justice and civil rights. The 1960s were a turbulent time in American history, and Baez often used her music to express her social and political views. She sang "We Shall Overcome" at the March on Washington in 1963.