owning my masters

It’s not a matter
of simply rapping.
I really happen
to have a strategy
being enacted.

“[W]hat happens once the black voice becomes disembodied, severed from its source, [re]contextualized, and [re]embodied and appropriated, or even before this point?” [37]

Alexander G. Weheliye, Phonographies: Grooves in Sonic Afro-Modernity.


A Dissertation for the Graduate School at Clemson University [OTR]

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