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The Black Atlantic Metaphysics of Azealia Banks: Brujx Womanism at the Kongo Crossroads
- ArtHypatia
- 2021
Abstract Controversial Harlem-born rapper/singer, songwriter, and provocateuse Azealia Banks is the most (in)famous, vocal, and visible proponent of Black Atlantic traditions in recent times—making a…
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