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Publisher: Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group

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Volume 22, Number 2, 3 March 2016

Hiphop literacies and the globalization of Black popular culture
pp. 129-132(4)
Authors: Richardson, Elaine; Pough, Gwendolyn

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‘The world is yours’: the globalization of hip-hop language
pp. 133-149(17)
Author: Morgan, Marcyliena

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N*ggas in Paris: hip-hop in exile
pp. 150-159(10)
Author: Neal, Mark Anthony

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Hip-hop and the reconfiguration of Blackness in Sao Paulo: the influence of African American political and musical movements in the twentieth century
pp. 160-177(18)
Author: Santos, Jaqueline Lima

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Towards a transnational hip-hop feminist liberatory praxis: a view from the Americas
pp. 178-194(17)
Author: Saunders, Tanya

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Promoting sovereignty, rapping mshkiki (medicine): a critical (Anishinaabeg) reading of rapper Tall Paul's ‘prayers in a song’
pp. 195-209(15)
Author: Mays, Kyle T.

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Niggers and Japs: the formula behind Japanese hip-hop's racism
pp. 210-225(16)
Author: Thomas, Dexter L.

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