The Sex Issue situates sexual expression in hip-hop within systems of capitalism, visual culture, and gender politics. By centering women, queer artists, and labor economies, the issue reframes sex in hip-hop as a complex negotiation of agency, power, and representation.

Volume 4Guest UserMarch 2, 2011Global Journal of Hip Hop Culture Comment

Volume 4, Issue 1: It Ain’t My Fault — Blame It on Hip-Hop

Volume 4, Issue 1 examines why hip-hop is repeatedly blamed for broader social anxieties about race, youth, politics, and violence. Contributors challenge these narratives by situating hip-hop within histories of media scapegoating, cultural resistance, and global political expression.

Volume 4Guest UserDecember 2, 2010Global Journal of Hip Hop CultureComment