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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
... it has ever been our embarrassment to behold” ( Crowther, 1941 ). The racism embodied by Colonna as the crazy “Sambo” yogi was unjustifiable, even according to powerful popular standards of the time. Previous research has addressed connections between critical musicology, culture studies...
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