The soundtrack of my life: A hip hop feminist playlist for black college women at PWIs

This article introduces the Soundtrack of My Life (STOML) as an interdisciplinary, arts‐based method used to explore perspectives regarding gendered racial identity among Black college women. Grounded in Hip Hop Feminism, this study included an analysis of album covers and song lyrics from playlists...

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Published in:New directions for student services 2023, Vol.2023 (182), p.27-43
Main Author: Payne, Ashley N.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
African American Students
Black college students
College Students
Females
Feminism
Gender
Hip hop music
Music
Predominantly White Institutions
Racial identity
Self Concept
Student Attitudes
Women
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Summary:This article introduces the Soundtrack of My Life (STOML) as an interdisciplinary, arts‐based method used to explore perspectives regarding gendered racial identity among Black college women. Grounded in Hip Hop Feminism, this study included an analysis of album covers and song lyrics from playlists created by 10 Black college women and a focus group interview used to facilitate the STOML with these participants.
ISSN:0164-7970
1536-0695
DOI:10.1002/ss.20465