Rap and the Eroticizing of Black Youth (Hardcover)


Showing that in its early days rap music led to black consciousness, this discussion goes on to argue that the current preoccupations of rap -- especially the erotic themes expressed and their dramatisation in music videos -- have led to an unthinking youthful acceptance of profanity, vulgarity, sexual abuse, and violence. The book advocates for a return to rap's origins, for young people to become more selective and critical of today's music, and for parents to take a more active role in monitoring their children's listening habits.

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Showing that in its early days rap music led to black consciousness, this discussion goes on to argue that the current preoccupations of rap -- especially the erotic themes expressed and their dramatisation in music videos -- have led to an unthinking youthful acceptance of profanity, vulgarity, sexual abuse, and violence. The book advocates for a return to rap's origins, for young people to become more selective and critical of today's music, and for parents to take a more active role in monitoring their children's listening habits.

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General

Imprint

African-American Images

Country of origin

United States

Release date

April 2007

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First published

April 2007

Authors

Dimensions

215 x 140 x 7mm (L x W x T)

Format

Hardcover

Pages

118

ISBN-13

978-1-934155-02-8

Barcode

9781934155028

Categories

LSN

1-934155-02-0



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