Hip Hop Heresies: Queer Aesthetics in New York City (Postmillennial Pop)
Hip Hop Heresies examines the relationship between queer aesthetics and hip-hop culture in postmillennial New York City. Shanté Paradigm Smalls considers how music, identity, gender, sexuality, and urban artistic expression meet, offering a focused study of contemporary cultural production and the evolving meanings of hip-hop.
About This Book
Hip Hop Heresies explores queer aesthetics in New York City through the lens of postmillennial hip-hop culture.
The book considers how sexuality, gender, and artistic expression intersect within urban cultural spaces.
It offers a scholarly perspective on the relationships among music, identity, and contemporary aesthetics.
Written by Shanté Paradigm Smalls, this work contributes to discussions of hip-hop and queer cultural expression.
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