Introduction: Developing Anti-Racist Pedagogies and Praxis in Ethnomusicology: Dialogues and Reflections
Vol. 50 (2023), Articles: Anti-Racist Pedagogies and Praxis in Ethnomusicology: Dialogue and Reflections / Pédagogies et pratiquees antiracistes en ethnomusicologie. Dialogues et réflections
Vol. 50 (2023)

Introduction: Developing Anti-Racist Pedagogies and Praxis in Ethnomusicology: Dialogues and Reflections

Articles: Anti-Racist Pedagogies and Praxis in Ethnomusicology: Dialogue and Reflections / Pédagogies et pratiquees antiracistes en ethnomusicologie. Dialogues et réflections
Published 2023-12-14
Meghan Forsyth
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Marcia Ostashewski
Centre for Sound Communities
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Forsyth, M., & Ostashewski, M. (2023). Introduction: Developing Anti-Racist Pedagogies and Praxis in Ethnomusicology: Dialogues and Reflections. MUSICultures, 50, 1–7. Retrieved from https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/view/33736
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