by Nathan Holder · Holders Hill · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781739583958
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«If I Were A Racist» is Nathan Holder's essay on racism in music education, published by Holders Hill in paperback (94 pages, in English).
The book examines how racism and white supremacy have shaped music teaching, with chapters dedicated to the representation of Africa, the relationship between European classical music and the transatlantic slave trade, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and musical notation. It includes a foreword by Philip Ewell and seeks to make the reader question their own beliefs to build a more inclusive musical experience.
Publication year: 2024. The full subtitle is «Exploring racism in music teaching». The publisher is Holders Hill.
Recommended for teachers, music pedagogy students and music professionals interested in current debates on diversity, equity and inclusion in education.
