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20. Hip- Hop

  • Damon Chandru Sajnani
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Keywords for African American Studies
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© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction 1
  4. 1. Abolition 9
  5. 2. Apartheid 15
  6. 3. Black Arts Movement 19
  7. 4. Black Freedom Movement 22
  8. 5. Blackness 27
  9. 6. Body 29
  10. 7. Cinema 33
  11. 8. City 38
  12. 9. Civil Rights 41
  13. 10. Coalition 48
  14. 11. Colonialism 51
  15. 12. Criminal 57
  16. 13. Diaspora 63
  17. 14. Diversity 68
  18. 15. Double- Consciousness 75
  19. 16. Empire 79
  20. 17. Family 82
  21. 18. Feminism 86
  22. 19. Gender 90
  23. 20. Hip- Hop 93
  24. 21. Incarceration 97
  25. 22. Intersectionality 102
  26. 23. Jazz 105
  27. 24. Linked Fate 109
  28. 25. Mixed Race 112
  29. 26. Nadir 115
  30. 27. Nationalism 121
  31. 28. New Negro Renaissance 125
  32. 29. Pan-Africanism 129
  33. 30. Passing 133
  34. 31. Performance 136
  35. 32. Philosophy 142
  36. 33. Poetics 147
  37. 34. Police 152
  38. 35. Popular 155
  39. 36. Post-Race 160
  40. 37. Race 163
  41. 38. Reconstruction 168
  42. 39. Refugee 172
  43. 40. Religion 174
  44. 41. Riot 179
  45. 42. Rock 184
  46. 43. Science 189
  47. 44. Segregation 194
  48. 45. Sexuality 196
  49. 46. Slavery 201
  50. 47. Soul 206
  51. 48. Transnationalism 209
  52. 49. University 213
  53. 50. War 216
  54. Acknowledgments 223
  55. Works Cited 225
  56. About the Contributors 257
https://doi.org/10.18574/nyu/9781479810253.003.0023

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Introduction 1
  4. 1. Abolition 9
  5. 2. Apartheid 15
  6. 3. Black Arts Movement 19
  7. 4. Black Freedom Movement 22
  8. 5. Blackness 27
  9. 6. Body 29
  10. 7. Cinema 33
  11. 8. City 38
  12. 9. Civil Rights 41
  13. 10. Coalition 48
  14. 11. Colonialism 51
  15. 12. Criminal 57
  16. 13. Diaspora 63
  17. 14. Diversity 68
  18. 15. Double- Consciousness 75
  19. 16. Empire 79
  20. 17. Family 82
  21. 18. Feminism 86
  22. 19. Gender 90
  23. 20. Hip- Hop 93
  24. 21. Incarceration 97
  25. 22. Intersectionality 102
  26. 23. Jazz 105
  27. 24. Linked Fate 109
  28. 25. Mixed Race 112
  29. 26. Nadir 115
  30. 27. Nationalism 121
  31. 28. New Negro Renaissance 125
  32. 29. Pan-Africanism 129
  33. 30. Passing 133
  34. 31. Performance 136
  35. 32. Philosophy 142
  36. 33. Poetics 147
  37. 34. Police 152
  38. 35. Popular 155
  39. 36. Post-Race 160
  40. 37. Race 163
  41. 38. Reconstruction 168
  42. 39. Refugee 172
  43. 40. Religion 174
  44. 41. Riot 179
  45. 42. Rock 184
  46. 43. Science 189
  47. 44. Segregation 194
  48. 45. Sexuality 196
  49. 46. Slavery 201
  50. 47. Soul 206
  51. 48. Transnationalism 209
  52. 49. University 213
  53. 50. War 216
  54. Acknowledgments 223
  55. Works Cited 225
  56. About the Contributors 257
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