The Hip-Hop Generation: Young Blacks and the Crisis in African-American Culture
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The Hip-Hop Generation: Young Blacks and the Crisis in African-American Culture

by Bakari Kitwana

African American Studies Music Social Science
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Bakari Kitwana examines hip-hop as a defining cultural force for young Black Americans. Focusing on the relationship between the hip-hop generation and a broader crisis in African-American culture, this book offers a thoughtful exploration of identity, society, and cultural change.

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The Hip-Hop Generation explores the connections between hip-hop, young Black Americans, and African-American culture.

Bakari Kitwana considers the cultural significance of hip-hop and the experiences associated with the generation it represents.

The book addresses a crisis in African-American culture, as indicated by its subtitle, and places that concern at the center of its discussion.

It offers a focused cultural and social examination for readers interested in hip-hop and contemporary African-American life.

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