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    Globalization (2004) Emulated through Images: The Globalization of Misconstructed African American Beauty and Hip-Hop Culture Kerri A. Reddick-Morgan Georgia State University kreddick1@student.gsu.edu Abstract From news coverage to entertainment‚ the media shapes‚ reflects‚ reinforces and defines the world in which we live. In publishing‚ theatre‚ films‚ television and popular music-industries largely controlled by white men--Blacks continually struggle for both a voice and representation. Many

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    The study has been completed at the College of Foreign Languages‚ University of Danang LƯƠNG TH H NG CHI Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Dr. LƯU QUÝ KHƯƠNG AN INVESTIGATION INTO MORPHOLOGICAL‚ SEMANTIC AND CULTURAL FEATURES OF SLANG IN ENGLISH HIP HOP SONGS Field Code : The English Language : 60.22.15 Examiner 1: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ngô Đình Phương Examiner 2: H Th Ki u Oanh‚ Ph. D. The thesis was be orally defended at the Examining Committee Time: October 2012 Venue: University of Danang

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    Notes of a Hip Hop feminist Who would think that listening to hip hop music one would be influenced to live‚ think‚ and act a certain way? Joan Morgan’s “Fly Girls‚ bitches‚ and hoes: Notes of a Hip Hop feminist”‚ argues that the rampant sexism and machismo in hip hop music is the fault of both African American men and women and damages the larger African community. She compares hip hop music to an abusive relationship. She states that hip hop music is the only way in which young black men are

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    Jonathan Smith Ms. Marshall Ethnic Studies 12/11/12 Reggaeton is a form of dance music of Puerto Rican origin‚ characterized by a mix of Latin rhythms‚ dancehall‚ and hip-hop or rap. Reggaeton has its own specific beat and rhythm. There are others version as to where Reggaeton originated from Panama. Then the music made it gracefully throughout Puerto Rico. The origins of Reggaeton begin with the two different versions. One of them is‚ that in Panama first made first recording in the 70’s

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    When faced with the decision of which pop song really stood out to me during my youth and adolescent years‚ the song “Lose Yourself” by Eminem immediately came across my mind. From listening to this song during soccer game warm ups‚ to quietly being indulged in my own headphones while studying for high school exams‚ this song was like no other in my ITunes library. On top of its amazing use of musical elements‚ I especially love this song because of its connection to certain socio historical factors

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    Maxwell Wright HIST557 C001 September 23‚ 2012 The Harlem Renaissance and a Hip Hop Culture In the 1920’s a group of African-American intellectuals decided to come together and construct the New Negro Movement‚ later called the Harlem Renaissance. It was a time when black poets‚ novelists‚ and artists set out to disprove the negative stereotypes and prove that black people were not inferior to white people—they felt that they deserved respect. “The

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    Finding the different perspectives on Hip-hop is one the main objective of my paper. Wade‚ Rick C. "How hip-hop stars can help create jobs: Column." USA TODAY. Columnists’ Opinions‚ 28 July 2013. Web. 5 Oct. 2013. This article explains how hip-hop artists can actually have a great impact on the US economy which is really important since we still in a period of recession. It’s a column written by Rick Wade who strongly believes in the power of hip-hop artists to give back to the community

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    York City‚ were an active hip hop group from 1980-2012. Their genres of music included hip hop‚ rap‚ rock‚ alternative hip hop‚ and hardcore punk in the early years. They were a white group that was accepted into the black community‚ even though most hip hop artist are not from a white ethnic background. The Beastie Boys as well as other hip hop artist encouraged behavior that included girls‚ violence‚ accusations of sexism‚ obscenity‚ and drugs. They traveled with some of hip hop’s best during their

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    mass media industry. Black Youth‚ and Media Stereotyping: The Media Effects Paradigm The widespread distribution and consumption of mass media continues to generate intense debate concerning the extent to which products like film‚ television‚ and music video affect youth behavior and social development. A primary aim of the “effects paradigm” has been to explore how media socializes youth into behavior that impairs their ability to mature into socially

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    ASSIGNMENT: MINSTRELSY AND HIP HOP Starr and Waterman suggest that the popularity of Minstrelsy can be understood as more than a projection of white racism and that “working-class white youth expressed their own sense of marginalization through an identification with African American cultural forms (Starr/Waterman 2007‚ p.19).” In addition‚ it was during the Minstrel era that “the most pernicious stereotypes of black people‚” including “the big-city knife toting dandy (the “bad negro”) - became

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