Darkest America: Black Minstrelsy From Slavery To Hiphop,Used

Darkest America: Black Minstrelsy From Slavery To Hiphop,Used

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An Exploration And Celebration Of A Controversial Tradition That, Contrary To Popular Opinion, Is Alive And Active After More Than 150 Years. Yuval Taylor And Jake Austen Investigate The Complex History Of Black Minstrelsy, Adopted In The Midnineteenth Century By African American Performers Who Played The Grinning Blackface Fool To Entertain Black And White Audiences. We Now Consider Minstrelsy An Embarrassing Relic, But Once Blacks And Whites Alike Saw It As A Black Art Formand Embraced It As Such. And, As The Authors Reveal, Black Minstrelsy Remains Deeply Relevant To Popular Black Entertainment, Particularly In The Work Of Contemporary Artists Like Dave Chappelle, Flavor Flav, Spike Lee, And Lil Wayne. Darkest America Explores The Origins, Heyday, And Presentday Manifestations Of This Tradition, Exploding The Myth That It Was A Form Of Entertainment That Whites Foisted On Blacks, And Shining A Suretobe Controversial Light On How These Incendiary Performances Can Be Not Only Demeaning But Also, Paradoxically, Liberating. 12 Illustrations

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