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Cultural Writing. African American Studies. Gay & Lesbian Studies. Film and Music Criticism. Writing from a critical center that is melanin-based/feminist/pro-queer/unabashedly-leftist, LA-based writer Ernest Hardy pens essays, interviews and reviews whose subject matter ranges from underground hip-hop and American indie film to modern French cinema; from revealing interviews with Carl Hancock Rux, Sarah Schulman, Meshell NdegeOcello, visual artist Mark Bradford, legendary French filmmaker Agnes Varda, and Ledisi to essays on the Fugees, Kanye West, Eminem and gay hip-hop porn.
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Demond Cameron
reviewed Blood Beats: Vol. 2 / the bootleg Joints on August 20, 2011
Blood Beats
It has to be said that this book is best understood through a slow and studious undertaking. However, that is not to be understood as a disparaging remark. This text is masterful and warrants Sidgwick's inclusion into the philosophy hall of fame. Recommend reading this alongside Point of View of the Universe by Lazari-Radek and Singer, will help elucidate some of the more long-windedness of Sidgwick's writing style.
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