Episode Synopsis "Intersectionality in K-12 Music Programs | Back2School"

In this episode, Beth and the panel discuss intersectionality in music education. They unpack how the representation of Black people, Black voices, and Black contributions should be year-round and woven through every aspect of the classroom, how classrooms make space and time for learning about unfamiliar topics, and the importance of connecting music education to communities and people outside the classroom. Learn more at https://www.doingmusictogether.com/

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