Part IV: Is Die Antwoord Blackface?

Adam Haupt

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Music History and Culture South African History and Culture Cultural Identity and Representation

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“Brother man, I’m Blacker than you. I’m keeping it real … ”86 Is Die Antwoord blackface? In a word, yes. During an interview in the US, Waddy Jones reportedly said, “God made a mistake with me. I'm...

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