Transcript, including References and Songs Included: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GbLkG8QC9Am_DOeBCEEsoqGfJg73lIl9iwjRt_pi3AI/edit?usp=sharing

Glossary

Capitalism - and economic and political system based on trade and industry for private ownership for profit

Coloniality - a term used to relate the actions and legacies of colonization to postcolonial studies, most often used in the context of Latin America

Colonization - establishing economic, political, cultural control over indigenous people in an area

Consumerism - promoting the interests of consumers, or individuals who purchase goods for their own use

Diaspora - the dispersion of people living outside of their homeland

Dispossessed - deprived of land, property, other possessions

Epistemic - relating to knowledge and the way it is conceptualized

Exoticize - to portray something (usually something non-Western) as unusual and romanticize it

Global North - the United States, Canada, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and some parts of “developed” Asia

Global South - Africa, Latin America, and “developing” Asia, including the Middle East

Hegemonic - what is dominant in a political or social context

Neoliberal - forms of liberalism that favor free-market capitalism

Pedagogy - the theory behind teaching as a method and practice

Settler Colonialism - a form of colonialism focused on inhabiting land and often involves violently eradicating indigenous life

What Is Critical Music Education?

Noise Museum is created by Anju. She is a junior at Wellesley College studying Women's & Gender Studies and Psychology, concentrating in Education. She also produces her own music at https://soundcloud.com/anjutunes

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