The Sounds of Silence: Talking Race in Music Education.

Deborah Bradley

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Raciology: the lore that brings the virtual realities of “race ” to dismal and destructive life Gilroy 2000 (p. 11) Introduction: Social Justice or Colonialism Although general education has focused attention in this direction for some time, it seems that the concept of social justice may finally have become a topic of widespread interest within music education, signaled by the International Conference on Music Education, Equity, and

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