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6. “I’m a Feminist, But I Don’t Hate Men”
Emergent Black Feminist Discourses and Identity Politics within the Cuban Underground Hip Hop Movement
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- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- 1. Introduction 1
- 2. Historicizing Race, Cultural Politics, and Critical Music Cultures in Cuba 43
- 3. La Revolución dentro de la Revolución/ The Revolution within the Revolution 79
- 4. Whiteness, Mulat@ness, Blackness 130
- 5. “Never Has Anyone Spoken to You Like This” 166
- 6. “I’m a Feminist, But I Don’t Hate Men” 197
- 7. Kruda Knowledge, Kruda Discourse 248
- 8. Conclusion 302
- Notes 325
- Bibliography 335
- Index 345
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- 1. Introduction 1
- 2. Historicizing Race, Cultural Politics, and Critical Music Cultures in Cuba 43
- 3. La Revolución dentro de la Revolución/ The Revolution within the Revolution 79
- 4. Whiteness, Mulat@ness, Blackness 130
- 5. “Never Has Anyone Spoken to You Like This” 166
- 6. “I’m a Feminist, But I Don’t Hate Men” 197
- 7. Kruda Knowledge, Kruda Discourse 248
- 8. Conclusion 302
- Notes 325
- Bibliography 335
- Index 345
