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The "black" in black popular culture is both prescriptive and self-descriptive. It creatively adapts to the mainstream while remaining independent and resisting the commodification of black expressiveness.[1]
- ^ Cashmore, Ernest (1997-01-01). The Black Culture Industry. Psychology Press. ISBN 9780415120838.