Brothers gonna work it out
sexual politics in the golden age of rap nationalism
Cheney, Charise L.
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ebrary, Inc
text
bibliography
Electronic books.
nyu
New York
New York University Press
c2005
2005
monographic
eng
x, 222 p.
From the revolutionary war to the "revolutionary generation" : some introductory thoughts on rap music, black nationalism, and the golden age of rap nationalism -- "We men ain't we?" : mas(k)unlinity and the gendered politics of black nationalism -- Brothers gonna work it out : the popular/political culture of rap music -- Ladies first? : defining manhood in the golden age of rap nationalism -- Representin' God : masculinity and the use of the Bible in rap nationalism -- Be true to the game : final reflections on the politics and practices of the hip-hop nation.
Charise L. Cheney.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-213) and index.
Electronic reproduction. Palo Alto, Calif. : ebrary, 2013. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ebrary affiliated libraries.
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Rap (Music)
Political aspects
United States
African American men
Attitudes
Masculinity
United States
Sex role
United States
Black nationalism
United States
History
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