by Jessica Lynne
April 8, 2010
It seems like these days everyone wants to redefine Hip-Hop. As if the Soulja Boy phenomenona didn’t already have us talking in our beauty salons, dorm rooms, and classrooms, literary critics are joining in with the rest of us in our Hip-Hop discourse. Although I’m not surprised. The Hip-Hop, Pop Culture, and Literature panel at [...]
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by Jessica Lynne
April 5, 2010
Jessica Lynne attended the The Tenth National Black Writers’ Conference held from March 25 – March 28th 2010 in Brooklyn. In a three-part series, she shares reflections on the state of black literary tradition, and the never ending generational debate on Hip Hop. As a creative writing kid, I usually get more than the recommended [...]
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