Music and antiracism in Brazil Wilfred K. P. Wong

Music and antiracism in Brazil Wilfred K. P. WongMusic and antiracism in Brazil explores how Brazilian music making from the mid 1960s to the early 2000s challenged racist practices and discourses. With fresh readings of the most representative compositions, performances and initiatives from the period, it offers a comprehensive, critical appraisal of their legacy for the antiracist cause.

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