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This chapter began with it was summertime 1999 in New York City platform. He didn't how to start conversation with this young, dreadlocked, in a baggy, charcoal gray jean suit. Somehow they stared conversation with gay people and god. Then he accused lesbianism and devil. He spoke in a assertively, artistically, and hurtfully, weaving language. There was was a young man in hip hop as hip hop artist, a feminist man and also lyrics composed. There is usually a man who is interested in hip hop but here was was a black woman who was also interested in hip-hop. On the subway platform this woman saw a bad side of hip-hop. Gender hip-hop has termed “femiphobia”. Hip-Hop is a masculine music. In this chapter it discuss about …show more content…
In history African American art, political, gendered space, manipulation of white in black liberation. Black male identity born in gender experience not union with white men. Black women’s experience feminist, womanist by black male sexsim and gendered, racial in ration gender along masculine. Consumption of black male is in North American culture. Objection with black male bodies. Black male bodies has two dimensional image has gendered oppression of black men blackness, masculinity, patriarchy or sexism. In late 20s century poster boys for sexism, sexism depravity, and misogyny in American culture. As president Clinton’s sexual scandal emerged in the media in fascination way it never had before. In his relationship nothing new with black. On other side black poor wreaked their domestic policies with serious question and ideological identification between him and black community. White women abuse to touch black male body. African American perform together in future. In hip-hop we see political, imagination, and historical. The black male rapper teased out in public. In visual black young man wear Timberland boots, baggy jeans, Tommy Hilfiger shirts and coats, hockey …show more content…
There is always a two sides of everything one is good side and other is bad side. In Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham’s article “African American Women’s History and the Metalanguage of Race,” and she says that too much race in United States contract racial. Black and white have separation. Darrell Dawsey writes “To be sure we have been the topic of intense debate and discussion in America, by both Blacks and whites. Our humanity has been stripped, restored, attacked, defended, impugned and explained in literature more often than we’d like to recall. We have been hyped and stereotyped, valorized and demonized.”(pg119) We need both opinion black and white on a debt both are humanity. Black and white has different experience in life. I have never heard that objection with bodies in black community too. This reminded me of president clinton. That surprise me that he didn't had a problem with black. This is how racism has start in this world. Cultural critic bell hooks has written: “The black body has always received attention within the framework of white supremacy, as racist/sexist iconography has been deployed to perpetuate notions of innate biological inferiority. Against this cultural backdrop, every movement for black liberation in this society,whether reformist or radical, has had to formulate a counter-hegemonic discourse of the body to effectively resist white supremacy.”Michael Eric Dyson says “I will narrate your