No 3 (2004)

Mau Mau Music

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The third issue of ProudFlesh journal. This issue is on Hip-Hop, Dancehall, and Calypso.

Table of Contents

Editorial

Editorial: Mau Mau Music
Greg Thomas
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Articles

Poets of Today, Tell-Lie-Vision, Babylon Is, Hush
Heru Emmanuel Ofori-Atta
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Retrospect for Hip-Hop: A Golden Age on Record?
Ben Yew
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Descendants of a Sharp-Tongued Dialectic: Calypso and the Chantwell
Allyson Samuel
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Fuck What You Heard - Censor!
Jamaual Smith
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Intimidation of Calypsonians by the UNC Gov't of Trinidad & Tobago
Lynette M. Lashley
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From Mother Africa to Mama Thornton: Queen Latifah, Sexual Desire
LaMonda Horton-Stallings
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Bottom in de Road: Gender and Sexuality in Calypso
Maude Dikobe
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Returning to The Source, en Diaspora: Hip Hop in France
Samir Meghelli
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Jazz: The Unmasked Rhetoric
Joan Cartwright
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Dis. ing
Naana Banyiwa Horne
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Review Essays

Dancin' a Jamaica Middle Name': Musical Hegemony...
Sonjah Stanley Niaah
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Guerilla Party Politics: The Black August Benefit Concert, Live!
Anthony Buissereth
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Fela, Uniting Black Struggle in Song: Red Hot Riots, From West Africa...
Kayode Omoniyi Ogunfolabi
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Book Reviews

Raquel Z. Rivera, New York Ricans from the Hip-Hop Zone
Rigo Andino
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Greg Tate (Ed.), Everything but the Burden, What White People...
Comrade Free
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Inter/Views

PROUD FLESH Inter/Views: Carolyn Cooper
Greg Thomas
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WRBG: Revolutionary But Gangsta on the Radio with dead prez
Licorgo Pulido
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