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FROM November 27, 2004

So necessary: Lynne D Johnson on the long-running tradition of feminist hip-hop criticism. She also posts an amazing bell hooks article I'd never seen before (THANK YOU Lynne).

<< | Posted on November 27, 2004 at 10:32 PM | >>

Comments (1):

i think five million people have said what bell hooks said in that essay--- which i think is a good essay. my own grandmother could tell me about it if i asked, and in punjabi.

all for hearing wise advice but its not a limited commodity. maybe its just we dont respect it when it comes from everday sources

jck on at

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