Black Women and Music Shoji Azuma These creatures need our help

These creatures need our help

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Black Women and Music Shoji Azuma These creatures need our helpThis collection is the first interdisciplinary volume to examine black women's negotiation of race and gender in African American music. Contributors address black women's activity in musical arenas that pre and postdate the emergence of the vaudeville blues singers of the 1920s. Throughout, the authors illustrate black women's advocacy of themselves as blacks and as women in music. Feminist? Black feminist? The editors take care to stress that each