"Sexism Racism in Hip-Hip/Rap Music Lyrics" |
Student Author(s): Barbara Hill Faculty Mentor(s): Dr. Pei-Chun Tsai Forum Engagement Gender Studies Showcase ~ 4:30 to 5:30 pm ~ Heth Lobby |
"Different races are prejudged in hip hop/rap music. This is ties to
psychology of diversity by showing how people are put in different categories.
African American and Latino lyrics were pretreated as criminalizing
pathologizing and degraded women (Pulido, 2009, p.71). This topic talks about
psychology of diversity because it hit the point of stereotyping and prejudging
of different races and gender. I am typing to see how hip-hop lyrics are trying
to pretreat African American and Latino’s. In Henry, West and Jackson (2010)
article, they points out how Black females are viewed through the different
media such as television programs, music videos, magazines, and radio stations
(p.241). In addition, Pulido (2009) describes how African Americans and
Latinas/os’ are treated and why they choose the lyrics for music. One
participant in the study described how lyrics come from what they see and hear
(Pulido, 2009, p.79). My project plans to study how different media pretreat
African American and Latinas/os hip-hop lyrics by using literature analysis."1 |
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Annual Student Engagement Forum Gender Studies Showcase:.Pages 99-103 |
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