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Abrahams, Roger D.. 1975.
Negotiating Respects: Patterns of Presentation Among Black Women.
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DeBerry, Stephen. 1995.
Gender Noise: Community Formation, Identity and Gender Analysis in Rap Music.
Los Angeles: University of California, Los Angeles.
Jackson, Lafura and Yoshiko Jackson
Lafura Jackson a.k.a. A-Twice: The Life of a Rap Artist.
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McCluskey, Audrey T.. 2002.
Urban Testimonials: Hip Hop Culture in Film (essay & annotated filmography).
Black Film Center/Archive, Afro-American Studies, Indiana University.
Morgan, Marcyliena. 1993.
In Search of the Hip Hop Nation: Language and Social Identity.
Irvine: Humanities Research Institute, University of California, Irvine.
Morgan, Marcyliena. 1993.
Conversational Signifying: Grammar and Indirectness among African American Women.
Los Angeles: Interaction and Grammar Workshop, University California.
Morgan, Marcyliena. 1993.
Hip Hop Hooray: The Linguistic Production of Identity.
Washington, DC: Annual Meeting of the American Anthropologist Association 92nd.
Sterling, Marvin. 2003.
Performing Gender, Race and Ethnicity in the Afro-Asiatic Transnational: Dancehall Reggae Culture in Japan.
Boston, MA: Boston University.
Strother, Karen Elena and Speech Communication Association.; Meeting. 1994.
Livin’ phat on the “Cool Tip”: Hip Hop Rhetoric - The Language of the Muted Group.
Speech Communication Association.
Swedenburg, Ted. 1997.
Islam in the Mix: Lessons of the Five Percent.
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Williams, Bianca C.. 2002.
For the People, Buy the People: Tensions in Hip-Hop and American Culture.
Durham: Duke University.
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