Toward an Abolitionist Framework for Hip-hop Studies.
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"Hip-hop Started Out in the Heart": The Evolution of Hip-hop from Extraction to Consumption.
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Amid Urban Contradictions: A Dialectical Reflection on the Role of the Rapper as an Organic Intellectual in Rio de Janeiro.
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- American Music Review, 2024, v. 53, p. 56
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Awich: A New Era for Japanese Women Rappers.
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ECSTATIC AESTHETICS: DJing and Dancing in Dynamic Time.
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- American Music Review, 2024, v. 53, p. 40
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The Kendrick Lamar/Drake Beef: by the Numbers.
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Notes to a Metaphorology of Sampling.
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- American Music Review, 2024, v. 53, p. 22
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Critical Minded 20<sup>th</sup> Anniversary keynote.
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- American Music Review, 2024, v. 53, p. 13
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"Bespoke analysis" -Diversifying scholarship through transformative pedagogical practices.
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INSTITUTE NEWS.
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