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Introduction: Through the Eyes of a DJ: Peeking In on Hip Hop Culture vi
Walk This Way: What Is Hip Hop? 1
U Don't Know Me: Who Is the Hip Hop Generation? 12
My Baby's Momma: Hip Hop[superscript 2], the Babies of the Hip Hop Generation ? 29
A Charge to Keep I Have: Institutional Barriers to Reaching the Hip Hop Generation 44
Bring 'Em Out: Evangelizing and Pastoring the Hip Hop Generation 61
An Elder's Perspective: The Hip Hop Pastor as Father Jason A. Barr Jr. 79
Holla If Ya Hear Me: The Hip Hop Pastor as Peer Jamal-Harrison Bryant 89
Bad Boy for Life from Puffy to Diddy: The Hip Hop Pastor as Countercultural Model Professional William H. Curtis 98
Real Big: The Hip Hop Pastor as Postmodern Prophet Otis Moss III 110
Bibliography 139
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Andrew Vitela
reviewed The Gospel Remix: Reaching the Hip Hop Generation on February 22, 2021
The Gospel Remix
I like Telesco's writing style a lot, but this book is terrible. First of all, there's a lot of inaccurate information. For example, I found the quote "Fauna's power lives on in the botanical terminology, her name having been given to vegetation" absolutely incredible. Fauna means the animal life, not vegetation. Considering all the mistakes I noticed I hate to think about the ones I missed. Secondly, this book is fluffy bunny wicca that screams cultural appropriation to your face. Now, there is nothing wrong with learning about different mythologies, but there is plenty of wrong in taking Gods of closed religions and reducing them to your all-goddesses-are-one-and-the-same-trope. Have some respect for minorities who face oppression today without you taking their Gods, especially when they have specifically wished that people wouldn't do that. Thirdly, and I know not all agree with this, I know plenty of pagans who find it disrespectful to hop from god to god without any introduction. Many compare it to walking up to a stranger on the street and asking them for a favor. You wouldn't do that to people, so why would you do that to gods?
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