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Nataki H. Goodall1994

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Depend on Myself: T. L. C. and the Evolution of Black Female Rap

Nataki H. Goodall

14 citations·0/0 files stored·The Journal of Negro History

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Music History and Culture Theater, Performance, and Music History Gender, Feminism, and Media

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Published1994-01-01

VenueThe Journal of Negro History

ISSN-L0022-2992

Languageen

Citations14

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