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Critical Hip Hop Pedagogy as a Form of Liberatory Praxi. Equity & Excellence in Education 42 (2006): 52-66.

Andrews, Vernon.
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Anwar, Yasmin.
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Benjamin, Franzen and Kembrew McLeod.
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DeFrantz, Thomas.
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Perry, Michael and Cunningham, Doug.
Turntable Timmy. San Francisco: Free Will Press, 2002.

Perry, Theresa and Claude Steele, Asa Hilliard III.
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Smith, William E.
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