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There's a lot to say about this journal issue, but first and foremost it contains a truly egregious and overtly racist contribution by Timothy L. Jackson that deserves wide censure. https://twitter.com/d_chaloux/status/1287165425613262848
I even debate whether or not to share this excerpt, but in the interest of transparency, here is where Jackson accuses Ewell of being part of a tradition of "Black anti-semitism."
If you were wondering, that final footnote takes you to an extended quotation from a wikipedia entry on "misogyny in rap music." Real top-notch scholarship here.
Just so you can see the basic thrust of his argument, such as it is:
Just because I know tweets can sometimes fly into unfamiliar contexts, if you haven't read Philip Ewell's wonderful, sensitive, and thought-provoking work on the subject of whiteness and music theory, you should read it: https://mtosmt.org/issues/mto.20.26.2/mto.20.26.2.ewell.html
