• kezar_pavillion
    25/01/2008

    (Excerpt)The Soul of San Francisco

    This article appears in full in my book WORD: Rap, Politics & Feminism, and online at the Museum of the African Diaspora’s salon “I’ve Known Rivers” Project. ~ Rap is something you do Hip-hop is something you live —KRS-ONE, “Get Yourself Up”, Hot 12” Rap and hip-hop...

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  • u.t.f.o.
    25/04/2007

    (Excerpt) Women in Rap

    It seemed as if the regular slights, sexism and overt discrimination in rap music gave women rappers the collective strength to push the truly brave female rap artists to the forefront.

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  • Arrested Development's album Zingalamaduni
    25/04/2007

    (Excerpt) Arrested Development

    They didn’t fit into the hip-hop or R&B categories. They weren’t “hoodied” up with a hard assed scowl or conked up in a purple Chess King suit and a pair of EK glasses.

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