A research study of Rap music, culture and Black Nationalism in America.
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...actually looks at the attitudes toward rap music across racial lines and the results are phenomenal. (p.14) -- Your Black Books Guide, June 1999
A jam-packed, no-holds-barred book that not only chronicles the rap genre but also analyzes it from a cultural standpoint. (p.9A) -- South Carolina Black News, May 6, 1999
Those interested in reading about the background of key issues affecting hip-hop, should check out "Public Enemy Number One." (p.26) -- Billboard, August 4, 2001
A jam-packed, no-holds-barred book that not only chronicles the rap genre but also analyzes it from a cultural standpoint. (p.9A) -- South Carolina Black News, May 6, 1999
Those interested in reading about the background of key issues affecting hip-hop, should check out "Public Enemy Number One." (p.26) -- Billboard, August 4, 2001
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