VOL ISSUE ARCHIVE
keywords
affirmative action America anzaldúa asian-american literature authenticity autobiography bilingual education Blackness body borderlands california chicana chicano colonialism dictee dublin ethnicity film hip hop hunger of memory hybridity Identity indigeneity indigenous peoples korean-american la frontera latinos maeve brennan memory mestizaje mestza mexico music narrative Native Native Americans NGOs race richard rodriguez space stand and deliver theresa hak kyung cha transnationalism United Nations violence
Tag Archives: Blackness
“And yet I can’t imagine that you want me too”:The Spectacle of Whiteness and the Black Jazz of Art Pepper
Jürgen E. Grandt, Georgia Institute of Technology
Posted in Volume 2.2
Tagged Art Pepper, authenticity, Blackness, Guy Debord, jazz, race, spectacle, whiteness
Leave a comment
“Damn Straight, It’s Called Race!” – Rap and the Transcultural Logic of Race
Martin Lüthe, Universität Gießen
Posted in Volume 2.2
Tagged Blackness, hip hop, minstrel shows, Mos Def, music, popular culture, race, rap, sampling, transcultural
Leave a comment