ETHN 105 - Sounds of Resistance: Race, Rhythm, Rhyme, and

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    Offered: Fall Semester, Every Year This course introduces concepts in the field of Ethnic Studies applied to music used in freedom movements within and across communities of color. Students examine the cultural, political, and economic practices that lead to musical responses by Native American, African American, Asian American, and/or Latina and Latino American musicians and communities. Students analyze musical content and social movements located within the United States and globally/transnationally. Students have the opportunity to attend local musical performances and interact with local musicians to learn about the role of ethnic identity, struggle, and self-determination are present in their performances. (GC)