Jazz and Justice: Racism and the Political Economy of the Music
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Jazz and Justice: Racism and the Political Economy of the Music

by Gerald Horne

History Politics Music
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Gerald Horne explores jazz as more than a musical form, examining its connections to racism and political economy. This thoughtful study places the music within wider historical and social contexts, inviting readers to consider how culture, power, and economics shape one another.

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Jazz and Justice explores the relationship between jazz, racism, and political economy.

Gerald Horne places the music within broader social, political, and economic contexts.

The book considers how racial dynamics have influenced the development, meaning, and public life of jazz.

It offers readers an analytical perspective on music as both cultural expression and a site of social forces.

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