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Yoga’s Entry Into American Popular Music Is Racialized (1941–67): A Critical Yoga Studies Analysis of Race, Othering, and “Belonging”

Roopa Bala Singh
Journal: Resonance
Resonance (2020) 1 (2): 132–162.
https://doi.org/10.1525/res.2020.1.2.132
Published: 27 July 2020
... stereotypes accompanied yoga’s entry into American cultural discourse? I argue the evidence supports three key findings: (1) yoga’s movement into American popular culture is inextricably tied to racism and Othering; (2) widely circulating stereotypes of Indians, yoga, and yogis in American popular music...
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