The Real Hiphop

""The Real Hiphop" is a powerful argument for hiphop's continuing salience and centrality to any serious discussion about the state of contemporary Black life. Marcyliena Morgan unearths the socio-cultural particularities of hiphop as a dynamic musical genre and a complex way of life, and she links her analysis to the ethnographic particulars of Los Angeles, which crackles to life from the opening vignette."--John L. Jackson Jr., author of "Harlemworld: Doing Race and Class in Contemporary Black America"

Acknowledgments
Introduction: I Am Hiphop
The Hippest Corner in LA
Welcome to the Underground: Building Hiphop Culture and Language
Thursday Night at Project Blowed
(Ph)eminists of the New School: Real Women, Tough Politics, and Female Science
Politics, Discourse, and Drama: "Respect Due"
It's Hiphop Nation Time: Enter the KAOS
Appendix: Transcription Conventions
Notes
Glossary
References
Index
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