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Sarah Lawrence College Hosts Women’s History Conference on Hip-hop

by María Eugenia Miranda , March 8, 2010

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The second presenter, Emma Carmichael, an undergraduate student at Vassar College, impressed Capistrano with her in-depth research on hip-hop and Black culture during “Women Rap.” Carmichael spoke of her senior thesis on female MCs.

For this, she interviewed several Black female artists who self-produce and promote their own albums. Because these women are not conforming to the hyper-sexualized commercial look or being brought into the hip-hop realm by a male, they have to redefine what success means for them, said Carmichael.

 

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