Hip hop underground: the integrity and ethics of racial identification

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Introduction: A Walk in the Park 1. Race in America and Underground Hip Hop in the Bay 2. Experiencing the Bay 3. Claiming Hip Hop: Race and the Ethics of Underground Hip Hop Participation 4. The Re- vision and Continued Salience of Race 5. (Re)Mixed Messages Notes References Index

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