Hip hop and the law
By: edited by Pamela Bridgewater, American University Washington College of Law; andré douglas pond cummings,  Indiana Tech Law School; Donald F. Tibbs, Thomas R. Kline School of Law Drexel University
Publisher: Carolina Academic Press
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Durham, North Carolina
Language: eng
Number of pages: 386
ISBN-13: 9781611635942
Subjects: Musicians; Hip hop; African Americans; Law; Influence; Legal status, laws
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 373-376) and index.
Table of contents: title: A furious kinship : critical race theory and the hip hop nation / andré douglas pond cummings; title: Same script, different cast : stop snitching, law, and hip hop / Bret Asbury; title: Much respect : toward a hip hop theory of punishment / Paul Butler; title: Thug life : hip hop's curious relationship with criminal justice / andré douglas pond cummings; title: From black power to hip hop, discussing anti-blackness, policing, and the Fourth amendment : through the war on drugs paradigm / Donald Tibbs; title: Poetic (in)justice? : rap music lyrics as art, life, and criminal evidence / Andrea L. Dennis; title: Jay-Z's 99 problems, verse 2 : a close reading with Fourth amendment guidance for cops and perps / Caleb Mason; title: Hip hop prosecutors heed the call for criminal justice reform / Carla Pratt; title: The unbearable rightlessness of being : gangsta rap responds to the violence of being over-policed and under-protected / F. Abron Franklin; title: Raza Islamica : prisons, hip hop, and converting converts / SpearIt; title: Wyclef Jean and Rhetorical Resistance to the Law / Nick J. Sciullo; title: "Sexual poetic justice" : hip hop, antiblack desire, and legal narratives / Tryon Woods; title: Lyrical assault : dancehall versus the cultural imperialism of the northwest / Camille Nelson; title: Hip hop, the law, and the commodified gangsta / Akilah Folami; title: Legal writing, the remix : plagiarism and hip hop ethics / Kim Chanbonpin; title: It ain't my fault : confrontation and contemplation from the jazz perspective / Atiba Ellis; title: Hearing the haters : hip hop law as permanent outsider / Will Rhee; title: Sarah Palin : the last black president / Anthony Farley; title: Tupac and Native American studies : creating connections through linguistics, historical activism, and photography / Melissa Leal; title: Is feminism dead? and other 21st century questions of marginal utility / Pamela Bridgewater; title: Shattering the glass ceiling for women in hip hop : the controversy of corporatization in media and music / Kamille Wolff Dean; title: Using hip-hop's lyrical narrative to inform and critique the family justice system / Sarah Rogerson; title: Hoe's, bitches, and the search for the enlightened witness : gangsta rap and the real truth of black mother-son love / Reginald Robinson; title: Hip-hop's corporate cypher : collaboration and the entrepreneurial ethic of hip-hop / Nick J. Sciullo; title: Hip-hop's critical role in awakening urban America's corporate consciousness and activist spirit / Todd J. Clark; title: From J.C. Bach to hip hop : musical borrowing, copyright and cultural context / Olufunmilayo B. Arewa; title: African-American innovators and copyright law : from blues, soul and funk to hip-hop / K.J. Greene; title: Criminal minded? : mixtape DJs, the piracy paradox, and lessons for the recording industry / Horace E. Anderson, Jr; title: Sampling, looping and mashing ... oh my! : how hip hop music is scratching more than the surface of copyright law / Tonya Evans; title: If hip-hop is dead, did the law kill it? : how overly restrictive interpretations of copyright law promote sex and violence in hip hop music / Andre Smith; title: No bitin' allowed : a hip-hop copying paradigm for all of us / Horace E. Anderson, Jr; title: Copyrighting the hip hop blueprint : lyrical referencing in the experience of Australian hip hop artists / James Cox; title: Putting Lamborghini doors on the Escalade : a legal analysis of the unauthorized use of brand names in rap/hip-hop / Brian Goldman; title: Other people's property : hip hop's inherent clashes with property law and its ascendance as global counter culture / Andre L. Smith; title: Hip-hop and housing: revisiting culture, urban space, power and law / Lisa T. Alexander.