Abstract:This paper delves into the prevalent gender disparities and misogyny entrenched within Hip-Hop music. Through a meticulous analysis of lyrical content, visual representations, and societal contexts, the study illuminates the pervasive objectification of women in Hip-Hop, elucidating how it perpetuates harmful gender norms and inequalities. Leveraging insights from seminal studies such as Edward Armstrong's comprehensive analysis of rap lyrics, which uncovers the disturbing prevalence of misogynistic themes, th… Show more
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