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Why white kids love hip-hop

wankstas, wiggas, wannabes, and the new reality of race in America
2005
Discusses what attracts white youths to hip-hop, examines the ways youths who love hip-hop view race, argues that young people have moved beyond the racial politics of their elders, and reflects upon how the hip-hop generation may change America and the world in the areas of race and human rights in the future.

Rap attack 2

African rap to global hip hop
1994

Rap

the lyrics
1992
Collection of 150 rap lyrics from D.J. Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince to Queen Latifah.

Hip-hop

beyond beats and rhymes
2006
Examines the representation of manhood in hip-hop culture and explores the related issues of race, gender violence and corporate explotation of hip-hop.

Beats, rhymes, & life

what we love and hate about hip-hop
2007
A collection of essays in interviews that explore the most prominent symbols of the hip-hop genre, discussing what they mean to the hip-hop community and how the genre's stars influence popular and teen culture.

The Rapper's handbook

a guide to freestyling and writing rhymes
2009
Whether you're a beginner who's never spit a verse in your life, or a veteran trying to expand your lyrical mastery, Flocabulary gets your rhymes to the next level. From wordplay to punchlines, from metaphors to multi-syllable rhymes, The Rapper's Handbook covers all the crucial elements of freestyling, writing rhymes, and battling.

Hip hop and philosophy

rhyme 2 reason
2005
A collection of essays that examine controversies and conflicts that surround hip hop music and the influence it has on American culture.

Break it down

the inside story from the new leaders of rap
1992

Signifying rappers

rap and race in the urban present
1990

Nursery raps starring Mama Goose

1994
Meet a 90's style Mother Goose who drives a pink cadillac and recites her rhymes in rap as she travels through Hip Hop Land.

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