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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This competitive paper panel will examine the significance of language and presence of the African American oral tradition in various popular culture contexts, and the ways in which these unique cultural aspects are constantly invoked, negotiated, consumed, and commodified.
J to tha C: Divine Love and Hip Hop Language in America - Rebecca Obermeyer, Northern Kentucky University; Jimmie Manning, Northern Kentucky University
Soul Thieves: America's Appropriation of Black Music and Culture - Baruti Kopano, Morgan State University
The Bad Boy of Radio: The Continuity and Extension of African American Communication Dynamics through the Michael Baisden Show - Kesha Morant, Eastern University