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by Michael Eric Dyson

poor white trash and

  pop, jazz, and rap

  reasons black men don’t want black women

  reasons black men want white women

  reasons black women don’t want black men

  reasons black women want white men

  sexual exploitation by clergy

  sexual obsession of hip-hop

  the black church and

  theology of eroticism

  the paradox of black sexuality

  white community’s response to jazz

  See also Homosexuality

  Shaffer, Nash

  Shakespeare, William

  Shakur, Tupac

  complexity of the perceived persona

  embodying the best and worst of rap

  legal troubles

  symbolism of Tupac’s body

  thug life

  variety and complexity of rap

  Shan, M.C.

  Sharecropping

  She’s Gotta Have It (1986)

  Simpson, Nicole

  Simpson, O.J.

  blacks’ and whites’ responses to trial

  comparison to Kobe Bryant case

  domestic violence

  hero celebration of

  playing the “race card

  Teflon racelessness of

  Singleton, John

  Slavery

  defining Western freedom through

  importance of skin color

  Jews as financiers of slave trade

  legacy of violence and death of black men

  long-term effects of

  resistance strategies

  roots of black Christianity

  sharecropping as

  white dominance and white supremacy

  Slotkin, Richard

  Smalls, Biggie

  Smith, Jonathan

  Smith, Michael W.

  Smith, Susan

  Sneakers

  Social activism

  Social commentary, rap as

  Social heroism

  Socialism

  Social Text journal

  Social transformation versus religious belief

  Socioeconomic status

  affirmative action and college admissions

  dividing middle-class blacks

  influencing black men’s choice of women

  influencing black women’s choice of men

  whiteness discourse

  Song of Solomon (Morrison)

  The Sopranos (television program)

  Soul music

  Souls of Black Folk (Du Bois)

  Sounds of Blackness

  South Central Los Angeles, California

  Speech, freedom of

  Spillers, Hortense

  Spirituality

  good and evil

  Michael Jackson’s postmodern spirituality

  Prophet Award

  See also Religion

  Spirituality for Ministry (Holmes)

  Sports

  baseball

  basketball

  See also Athletes

  Squirewell, Michael

  Steinem, Gloria

  Stewart, Carl

  Stout, Jeffrey

  Straight Out of Brooklyn (1991)

  Strength to Love (King)

  Stuart, Charles

  Subversive empathy

  Suicide rate

  Supreme Court, U.S.

  Sweet Sweetback s Baadasssss Song (1971)

  Swing music

  Syke, Big

  Syncopation

  Syphilis study

  Tabloids

  Take Six

  Tatiana

  Taylor, Gardner

  Taylor, Laura

  Television

  intellectual development and

  MichaelJackson’s spirituality

  violence portrayed on

  Temperton, Rod

  Tennyson, Alfred Lord

  Tenure

  Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan in the 1920s (Douglas)

  Terrorism

  “The Devil’s Music” documentary

  “The Negro Art Hokum” (Schuyler

  “The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain” (Hughes

  Theodicy

  Thomas, Clarence

  Thornton, Billy Bob

  Thriller (video)

  Thug life

  Thurman, Howard

  Tindley, Charles

  Tomasky, Michael

  Tone Loc

  Townsend, Robert

  Transition journal

  T’shaka, Oba

  Tucker, C. Delores

  Turner, Frederick J.

  Tuskegee Study

  Ulysses (Tennyson)

  Unabomber

  Underground Railroad

  Unemployment rate

  Union labor

  Universal Zulu Nation

  Urban life. See Ghetto life

  Urban migration

  Urban rebellion

  Values espoused by rap

  Vanderbilt University

  Van Houten, Lee

  Van Peebles, Mario

  Van Peebles, Melvin

  Van Vechten, Carl

  Ventura, Michael

  The Victims of Democracy: Malcolm X and the Black Revolution (Wolfenstein)

  Videos

  Vietnamese Americans

  Vietnam War

  Village Voice

  Violence

  as cause and effect of hip-hop

  author’s experience with

  Chicago race riots

  child abuse

  controversy over role in black liberation

  domestic violence of O.J. Simpson

  in Boyz N the Hood

  in Lee’s movies

  in rap

  juvenocracy concept

  King’s commitment to nonviolence

  white racial violence

  See also Homicide

  Voice of Deliverance (Miller)

  Wage gap

  Walker, Wyatt Tee

  Ward, Clara

  Washington, Booker T.

  Washington, George

  Washington, James Melvin

  Watley, Jody

  “We Are the World

  Weber, Max

  Werewolf character

  West, Cornel

  analysis of race

  as public intellectual

  author’s dissertation

  humility of

  influence on the author

  on black nihilism

  on King’s commitment to nonviolence

  postmodernism

  Prophet Award

  West Coast rap

  When the Word Is Given: A Report on Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X, and the Black Muslim World (Lomax)

  White, E.B.

  White Citizens’ Councils

  White culture

  fear of black urban migration

  hip-hop bridging the gap with black culture

  relationship with jazz

  White liberalism

  White male anger

  Whiteman, Paul

  Whiteness

  America’s hostile treatment of

  analysis of white identity

  Clinton’s failure to address race

  economies of

  eradicating white supremacy

  gender difference and class difference

  globalization of

  identity politics

  public discourse on whiteness and race

  white male anger

  whiteness studies

  White supremacy

  eroticization of

  institutional expression of

  many faces of white domination

  white ignorance of

  whiteness studies

  white racial violence

  See also Racism Whitewishing

  Whitman, Walt

  Wideman, John Edgar

  Wieseltier, Leon

  Wilentz, Sean

  Will, George

  Williams, Lana


  Williams, Robert

  Wills, Gary

  Wilson, Charles

  Wilson, William Julius

  Winans, Be Be

  Winans, Ce Ce

  Winant, Howard

  Winterson, Jeanette

  Wolfenstein, Eugene Victor

  Women

  Aretha Franklin and Vanessa Bell Armstrong

  as subject of fantasy

  developing consciousness of womanist tradition

  feminist response to the Simpson trial

  interracial sex

  in the ministry

  Mariah Carey’s music

  marriage and divorce statistics

  misogyny of rap

  ordination of

  portrayed in blues, jazz, soul, and R&B

  reasons black men don’t want black women

  reasons black men want white women

  reasons black women don’t want black men

  reasons black women want white men

  sexism in rap

  sexual exploitation by clergy

  Wood, Joe

  World War II

  Wright, Jay

  Wright, Richard

  Young, Lester

  Zangwill, Israel

  Z magazine

 

 

 


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