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    This bibliography contains 5 sources that discuss the role of hip hop artists and rappers in Senegalese politics and society, including their activism around youth issues, promotion of openness, and commentary on current events like the coronavirus pandemic. The sources cover the time period from 2014 to 2020 and include articles from World Politics Review, Open Society Foundations, Reuters, Quartz Africa, and The Conversation.

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    This bibliography contains 5 sources that discuss the role of hip hop artists and rappers in Senegalese politics and society, including their activism around youth issues, promotion of openness, and commentary on current events like the coronavirus pandemic. The sources cover the time period from 2014 to 2020 and include articles from World Politics Review, Open Society Foundations, Reuters, Quartz Africa, and The Conversation.

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    Fortier, Amanda. “Lyrical Protest: Hip-Hop and Youth Activism in Senegal.” ​World Politics

    Review​, 19 Jan. 2016,

    www.worldpoliticsreview.com/articles/17702/lyrical-protest-hip-hop-and-youth-activism-i

    n-senegal

    Fortier, Amanda.“These Hip-Hop Artists Create More Than Hits. They Help Lead Youth to

    Politics.” ​Open Society Foundations​, 11 Nov. 2014

    www.opensocietyfoundations.org/voices/bringing-streets-politics-hip-hop-promotes-open

    ness-senegal​.

    “In Coronavirus, Senegal Rappers Find a New Enemy to Fight.” ​Reuters​, Thomson Reuters, 25

    Mar. 2020,

    www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-senegal-rappers/in-coronavirus-senegal-ra

    ppers-find-a-new-enemy-to-fight-idUSKBN21C1CD​.

    Kimeria, Ciku. “How the Music of 1950's Cuba Revolutionized the Sound of Young Senegal.”

    Quartz Africa​, Quartz, 23 Mar. 2019,

    qz.com/africa/1578787/cuban-music-revolutionized-senegals-young-sound/​.

    Mampilly, Zachariah​. “Senegal's Rappers Continue to 'Cry from the Heart' for a More Just

    Society.” ​The Conversation​, 20 Nov. 2020,

    https://theconversation.com/senegals-rappers-continue-to-cry-from-the-heart-for-a-more-ju

    st-society-91263​.

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