PAS #7: The Appeal of Mo Bamba
This week I promised to write about women in urban music. I was halfway through my post when my neighbors do what they always do at ten at night – Read More …
Month: October 2018
RCL #6: One is Not Like the Others
Before I begin I would just like to say that I absolutely hate bumper stickers. I personally think that they are the tackiest thing ever. If I wanted to tell Read More …
PAS #6: #RespectWomen2K18
Originally my topic for this week was going to be about women in urban in music and how they influenced and shaped a male-dominated genre, but thanks to my roommate Read More …
RCL #5: How far have we come? How far do we still have to go?
As I stated in class on Tuesday, my paradigm shift idea came to me on a whim. My original idea was to explore how society viewed African American and their Read More …
PAS #5: O Canada!
Drake. The Weeknd. Daniel Caesar. What do all these artists have in common? (Besides being widely successful in their genre?) They’re all Canadians. I don’t know if it’s just me, Read More …
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RCL #4: Calling All Abusive Coffee Lovers!
Let me paint a picture for you. You’re flipping through your favorite magazine (or scrolling down the timeline of your social media of choice), and you come across an ad Read More …
PAS #4: The Advent of SoundCloud Rap
“Click the link in my bio.” “Check out my SoundCloud.” If you frequent social media often, then you very well may have seen these phrases or some sort of variation Read More …