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Compelling. . . . This accessibly written, matter-of-fact book makes important contributions to what is known about the lives and experiences of the growing number of women who 'dance' naked... — Choice More…

Stand back! Todd Boyd brings the ruckus in this provocative look at how hip hop changed everything from the jailhouse to the White House;and why it truly became the voice of a new generation — Spin More…

Sharpley-Whiting gets at the heart of the paradox . . . and puts the discussion on the turntable — Washington Post More…

Hip Hop Heresies: Queer Aesthetics in New York City arrives just in time as the first scholarly monograph focused on queer hip hop and as a much-needed intervention that sets the stage for ongoing... — Journal of Popular Music Studies More…

Hopefully this wonderful and creative book will get many more people on to the dance floor. And not just hopping about any old how in lonely (but usually crowded) isolation, but engaging in learning... — The Times More…

Branson's expertise as a teacher as well as a legal scholar makes this thorough analysis accessible and meaningful to professionals at all levels-he combines meticulous research and thorough... — Choice More…

Hopefully this wonderful and creative book will get many more people on to the dance floor. And not just hopping about any old how in lonely (but usually crowded) isolation, but engaging in learning... — The Times More…