The Games Black Girls Play: Learning the Ropes from Double Dutch to Hip-Hop

J. R. Ackerley

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Reviewed Medium: book Authors: Kyra D. Gaunt Year: 2006 Pages: 238 Publisher: New York University Press ISBN: 0814731201 (soft cover). Prices: $20.00 USD(soft cover).

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