An Africana Feminist’s guide to southern hip hop!
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“Christine Lee and Dr. Regina Bradley know 👏🏾 what's 👏🏾 up 👏🏾
Music exists as an epicenter of human experience and these two brilliant scholars show the connection between music, culture, feminist theory, and community in a way that showcases realness. And they Cite. Their. Sources. Period. So much respect for y’all! Keep doing what you’re doing!!”Read full review »
casteele96 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/30/19
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“I am a black women from Texas, currently living in Santa Cruz. Your podcast is like “Sweet Honey Lemon Iced tea and a tender BBQ pork rib falling off the bone”! Love the topics, interviews, and deadass authenticity. You make me feel like my childhood and history is relevant and worth sharing...”Read full review »
La"TrEEna" via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/23/19
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“An amazing podcast that helps listeners understand how and why Southern Hip-Hop is so special and I enjoy that an academic historian and a journalist are together because they have different perspectives that mesh well together. Also, the latest episode on Black women and Southern Hip-Hop was...”Read full review »
AdamX42 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/26/19
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“Growing up listening to mostly Country and Classic Rock means I missed out on so much that was happening all around me. I’m 36 and from GA, so revisiting so many things I was only vaguely aware of and seeing how they shaped so much of the culture I was in has been fun. I’m discovering a whole...”Read full review »
Richie P Richardson via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/21/20
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