>In an era where most of these artists consumption
>of the past is taken out of context (watching rub dmc, black
>panther videos and wu tang) what really is "blackness" for
>these kids? If they have no point of reference they are
>creating something (a hodge podge or something new.. who
>knows). It is essentially still american but maybe less
>"B"lack

Here's a question before I go in though, was any era's consumption of the past not taken out of context?

And hinting at where I'm going, is there more of a cultural/social difference around what blackness is today for kids.

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