Rebel Music: Race, Empire, and the New Muslim Youth Culture
Hisham AidiNorth Africa
Morocco
Contemporary
English
Non-fiction
An examination of how Muslim youth in the diaspora — from Harlem to Paris to Dakar — use hip-hop, gnawa, and protest music to forge a global identity that connects Islamic and Black Atlantic traditions.
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Traces the intersection of African and Muslim identity through music across the diaspora
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editorial-summarynot primary textAn examination of how Muslim youth in the diaspora — from Harlem to Paris to Dakar — use hip-hop, gnawa, and protest music to forge a global identity that connects Islamic and Black Atlantic traditions. Traces the intersection of African and Muslim identity through music across the diaspora
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