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Index
Cover Imprint Subvention Title Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Introduction: Sounding Race in Rap Songs Part I. Stylistic Change and Racial Formation in Rap’s First Decade
1. “Rapper’s Delight”: From Genre-less to New Genre 2. “Rebel Without a Pause”: Public Enemy Revolutionizes the Break
Part II. Rearticulating Race in the Neoliberal Nineties
3. “Let Me Ride”: Gangsta Rap’s Drive into the Popular Mainstream 4. “My Name Is”: Signifying Whiteness, Rearticulating Race
Conclusion: Sounding Race in the Twenty-First Century Notes Discography Filmography Bibliography Index
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