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Pedagogy and Performance in Black Popular Culture
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  • 1995Let's get it on : the politics of black performance235 cited
  • 2001Impure acts: the practical politics of cultural studies227 cited
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  • 1995Spectacular Vernaculars121 cited
  • 1993The State of Rap: Time and Place in Hip Hop Nationalism111 cited
  • 1996Hip hop: from live performance to mediated narrative95 cited
  • 1999Hip hop to rap: Some implications of an historically situated approach to performance41 cited
  • 1991Nation conscious rap34 cited

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