HIP HOP OUT OF THE CLOSET: WHEN THE HIP HOP CULTURE TAKES OFF BARRIERS OF THE RETROGRAMED SOCIETY
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Jan 2, 2018
Keywords:
culture; hip hop; identity; gender; sexuality; reexistência.
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Abstract
Hip Hop Culture revolutionizes the "closet" of the standardized society, opens its doors and involves " ladies, brothers and divas" to represent the elements that have strengthened the foundations and built urban culture in painting, music, written, fashionable and dance, in 4 decades of much daring, attitude and struggle. In addition to expanding a horizon of actions in various segments. Hip Hop Culture currently occupies spaces at various social, cultural and political levels and this radius of action also affects people in their conception of being, feeling and choices. To talk about HipHop is also about gender, about people and where they are in society
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Queen, T. (2018). HIP HOP OUT OF THE CLOSET: WHEN THE HIP HOP CULTURE TAKES OFF BARRIERS OF THE RETROGRAMED SOCIETY. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 10(Ed. Especi), 461–471. Retrieved from https://abpn.emnuvens.com.br/site/article/view/549
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