Still We Rise: Racial Discriminatory Resilience and Black American Musicians

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Young Musicians for Social Justice

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Young Musicians for Social Justice is a new society based at the University of Leeds, UK, which aims to advocate for the use of music to provide sustainable social justice solutions. We talk with notable scientists, practitioners and musicians who have generously given their time to share their thoughts on the question: "What is the role of music in bringing about social justice?" Trigger Warning: There will be some engagement with and discussion of sensitive topics which may affect those with lived experiences of any form of prejudice, discrimination or difficulty.

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Still We Rise: Racial Discriminatory Resilience and Black American Musicians

Young Musicians for Social Justice

29 minutes 53 seconds

4 years ago

Still We Rise: Racial Discriminatory Resilience and Black American Musicians

In this episode Holly and Rebecca chat with researcher, educator and violinist Clarke Randolph about her research ‘Still We Rise: Racial Discriminatory Resilience and Black American Musicians’. We explore what motivated her research interests and her experiences as a Black classical musician in the UK. Clarke explains how important it is to illuminate the histories and culture of Black American music, as well how musical joy can be a form of resilience.

Trigger Warning: this podcast includes conversations about racism including mentions of slavery.

Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CduqExesx4wr4Obswqdli5L94O9Hm9HQWtZfck75_IE/edit?usp=sharing

Large text transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/18zIxQTIZXrzQDTdXYe0xdiZzGxuYrumuyUltEbd7-qQ/edit?usp=sharing

Clarke Randolph: https://howard.academia.edu/ClarkeRandolph