Hip Hop in Crisis

Accuracy in Academia ^ | August 24, 2017 | Malcolm A. Kline

[deadrock]

You are right. But today, there are not nearly enough.

Maybe it is a White Nationalist tenet to favor the hundreds of world class black artists of the 20th century(from Billie Holiday to Jimi Hendrix) over the Hip Hop culture of today.

[dfwgator]

How many of these hoodrats even know about Miles Davis?

[Major Matt Mason]

Apparently there are deep fissures in the multicultural monarchy that is academia today.

Those fissures are most likely caused by these geniuses babbling nonsense at one another - garbage in, garbage out. I swear these people just try to string together a bunch of words that make them sound intelligent without ever actually checking the dictionary.

[deadrock]

And yet, Freddie Freeloader was written just for them.

[PrincessB]

I wonder how they would explain this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqZ5IoDdwho

[Academiadotorg]

you mean like “intersectionality,” “discursive,” “prescriptive not normative,” “elder epistomologies,” and of course, “hegemonic.” I read this stuff for a living but I often wonder how many people would do so by choice...

[Cecily]

Rhyming like a third-grader in a flat, monotone, nasal voice. At least The Beastie Boys had a little vocal range.

[Cecily]

The Master:

[xp38]

and young men of color who do not identify as Black

Ok this is a new one for me. Is there a bunch of dark hued youth sort of like Michael Jackson who want to be and identify themselves as fair skinned? If so this is the first I have heard about it.