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Student Project: South African Visual Feminism

April 18, 2016 symone94

A project unpacking the feminist images available in South African Female Rap Artists’ music videos.

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Dope Saint Jude-Brown Baas

February 16, 2016 symone94

Born in Cape Town to parents who were community workers, Catherine St Jude Pretorius developed an interest in hip-hop around

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Blitz the Ambassador’s “Native Sun” Short Film Review

January 25, 2016 symone94

Samuel Bazawule (Blitz the Ambassador) is a Ghanian-born rapper now based in Brooklyn, New York. After graduating from the prestigious

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