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...-American consciousness shaped in the tradition of Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X, and Louis Farrakhan. Although Public En- Black Sacred Music 5:1 1 Spring 1991. Copyright© 1991 by Duke University Press. CCC 1043-9455/91/$1.50. 42 Blade Soued Music emy is not the only rap group influenced by the symbols...

..., Muhammad, 3, 42 Allen, Harry, 20 Amerikkka's Most Wanted, 7, 78 "America's Slide into the Sewer," 2 As Nasty as They Wanna Be, 41 6, 69, 70, 78 As Nice as They Wanna Be, 6 Asante, Molefi, 26 ashe, 67 Atwater, Lee, 19 Baber, Ceola Ross, 28 "badman" hero, 6-7, 7n.15 "bad nigger," 6-7, 7n. 15 "Banned...

... Muhammad and Marcus Gar-vee, Martin the Magnificent, Malcolm the Prince, Thurgood Marshall for the Brothers' defense. 1112511, Street llop Session" 83 Well, rap on, Brother! Say you're black and you're proud! Rap right on, Brother! Let's hear you say it out loud! Now black is your heritage, And it's got...

... Is a Black Man's Hell." The revolutionary ethos and rapsodic expressionism found in the musical poetry of today's hardcore rappers shows the same attitude as the black-power black nationalism of Marcus Garvey, Elijah Muhammad, Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali, Stokely Carmichael, H. Rap Brown, Angela Davis, Louis...

... no relevance to the meaning of the recitation. The meaning is, of course, more profound and more fundamental than the aesthetic abstractions of the music. The meaning is the word of God, of 'allah, revealed to us through the prophet Muhammad, embodied by the Qur'an, and expressed through the oral recitation...