In keeping with the doctrines of Wall Street and Madison Avenue, sex sells rap music. In this video, Black youth examine the ways women of African descent are frequently portrayed in rap lyrics and music videos. Hip-hop riffs and clips from rap videos illustrate interviews with young rap enthusiasts, art critics, activists and rapper "Sista Souljah". Excellent for discussions on sexism, gender roles, and sexuality.
Directors :
Cyrille Phipps
Markets :
Documentary
Year Released : 1992
Color : Color
Country : US
Original Language : English
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Awards
Prized Pieces, Cultural Affairs Documentary, National Black Programming Consortium, 1992
Screenings
D'Ghetto Eyes : Film and Video by New Black, Latino, Asian & Native Directors
American Film Institute National Video Festival, 1994
The Third Wave International's Women's Film and Video Festival, 1992
L.A. Freewaves 3rd Celebration of Independent Video
San Francisco Cinemateque
Festival of New Works by Film and Videomakers of Colour, Euclid Theatre, Canada