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Deaf Rappers Who Lay Down Rhymes in Sign Languages Are Changing What It Means for Music To Be Heard

Deaf Rappers Who Lay Down Rhymes in Sign Languages Are Changing What It Means for Music To Be Heard
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Dip hop is one of many styles of rap that have developed over the years. But it stands apart from other subgenres of hip-hop because rappers lay down rhymes in sign languages and craft music informed by their cultural experiences within the Deaf community. ....

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Africa: Deaf Rappers Who Lay Down Rhymes in Sign Languages Are Changing What It Means for Music to Be Heard

Africa: Deaf Rappers Who Lay Down Rhymes in Sign Languages Are Changing What It Means for Music to Be Heard
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Deaf Rappers Who Are Changing How We Listen To Music

Dip hop artists subvert preconceived notions of music, Deaf culture and deafness, changing what it means for music to be heard. ....

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