Reclaiming Our Roots: Exploring Afrofuturism's Influence on Black Identity
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Through space and rhyme: How hip-hop uses Afrofuturism to take listeners on journeys of empowerment
Afrofuturism, a mix of science fiction, magic realism and liberation politics, has shaped some hip-hop artists’ work for decades.
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How Hip-Hop Used Afrofuturism To Help Black Americans
Ever since August 1973, hip-hop artists have turned to Afrofuturism – a mix of science fiction, politics and liberating fantasy
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Through space and rhyme: How hip-hop uses Afrofuturism to take listeners on journeys of empowerment
Afrofuturism, a mix of science fiction, magic realism and liberation politics, has shaped some hip-hop artists’ work for decades.
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Sci-fi storytelling gives us the tools to imagine better futures, says researcher
From the moon landing to universal translators, science fiction has offered us visions of our technological future. But the genre also offers writers and thinkers around the world the tools to tell futuristic stories that reflect their own realities.
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Nolte: The Overdue Era of Morbidly Obese Sci-Fi Characters Has Finally Arrived
Nolte: Everything is identity now, and every identity is celebrated, including something as heart-stoppingly dangerous as morbid obesity.
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Nolte: The Overdue Era of Morbidly Obese Sci-Fi Characters Has Finally Arrived
Nolte: Everything is identity now, and every identity is celebrated, including something as heart-stoppingly dangerous as morbid obesity.
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This D.C Restaurant Marries Afrofuturism with Flavors From the Diaspora
Bronze is a new culinary concept along H Street seeking to shatter the constraints of Black identity through food and Afrofuturism.
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'In the Black Fantastic' Looks Beyond Afrofuturism
The curator of “In the Black Fantastic” at London’s Hayward Gallery describes it as a “feel-good show about death,” which also looks beyond Afrofuturism.
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