Beyond Christian Hip Hop: A Move Towards Christians and Hip Hop
- Editor: Gault, Erika D.
- Editor: Harris, Travis
Book
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Contents
- List of Figures
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction Erika Gault and Travis Harris
- 1 A History of Christians and Hip Hop
- Travis Harris
- Section I: Identifying Hip Hop
- 2 Blendzville Global: A Conversation with Andrea "M$. Blendz" Castleberry
- Travis Harris
- 3 If My Faith Had a YouTube: Digitizing Christianity and Hip Hop, an Interview with Beleaf Melanin
- Erika Gault
- Section II: Irreconcilable Christianity
- 4 Black White Supremacists: An Interrogation into 'Christian Hip Hop's Relationship with the White Man's Religion
- Daniel White Hodge and Travis Harris
- 5 From 'Gospel' to Global: A Talk with Anthony "DJ AA1K" Amos Travis Harris
- 6 "The Prince of Peace Ain't Down with Police Brutality": Gospel Gangstaz Confronting White Supremacy Post-LA Uprising of 1992 Matthew Linder
- 7 Skipp Coon: Race, Religion, and Black Radical History in Hip Hop
- Phillip Luke Sinitiere
- Section III: Boundaries
- 8 The Ruptures and Reconfigurations of Identity through Christian Hip Hop in Southern Africa Ibrahim Abraham and Tuomas Jarvenpaa
- 9 Latinx Innovators in the Emergence of Los Angeles Hip Hop: Expanding the Intersections of Christianity and Hip Hop
- Jonathan Calvillo
- 10 'We Gon' Be Alright': Kendrick Lamar and the Theology of Affirmation
- Darrius D. Hills
- 11 The Gospel According to 'Ye; Kanye West, the Life of Pablo, and Authentic ChristianityTimothy Welbeck
- 12 'How You Gon' See 'Em If You Live in the Fog': Theodicy in the lyrics of DMX
- Trudy Mercadal
- Contributors
- Appendix
- Index