The findings of the research contribute to a deeper understanding of the Mumbai hip-hop culture, its relationship with social class, and the experiences of queer artists within this context. It highlights the importance of addressing the intersections of identity and social class to create a more inclusive and equitable hip-hop culture in Mumbai.
Hip – hop and Rap Culture – A Special Emphasis on the Intersection of Indian Hip- hop and Rap and, Class
Hip – hop and Rap Culture – A Special Emphasis on the Intersection of Indian Hip- hop and Rap and, Class
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Faculty Mentor
Prof. Alexios Tsigkas -
Group Members
Aarya Menon, Dhriti Sumanth, Freyana Buhariwala, Gaayathri Thampi, Ishta Kola, Mannav Jaisinghani, Saanchi Shah, Sachit Kalra, Sarah Mathew, Shauna Chandra, Sneha Medhi, Tejasvini Ravikumar, Vanshika Adesh
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