Kwaito, ‘dawgs' and the antimonies of hustling

Bhekizizwe Peterson

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Music History and Culture South African History and Culture Youth Culture and Social Dynamics

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This paper is part of a larger scholarly project that celebrates and investigates the singular role and power of cultural practices in the making of the black public sphere in South Africa. The vis...

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