EPISODE · Feb 17, 2016 · 46 MIN
Express...Ourselves
from Rebel Without Applause · host Khalid Salaam
Expressing political, social & cultural ideas via entertainment has long been a vehicle for transporting serious ideas. On the strength of "Formation" & Kendrick Lamar's continued displays of expression, we discuss the modern day aesthetic being used by several Black artists in 2016.
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Expressing political, social & cultural ideas via entertainment has long been a vehicle for transporting serious ideas. On the strength of "Formation" & Kendrick Lamar's continued displays of expression, we discuss the modern day aesthetic being used by several Black artists in 2016.
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