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BLACK ENTERTAINMENT'S PREMIERE MAGA/INE FOR 16 YEARS • I I n I BLACK RADIO EXCLUSIVE Music or A People / / ..Mar• Lauet.."?.. •••••• VOLUME XVII N O. 1 J A N U A R Y .2 4, 1 9 9 2 NON-PAOPIT ORGANIZATION Southeast MUSIC., Inc. 7th A n n u al Milton "Butterball" Smith Scholarship Conference February 21-23, 1992 The Miami Lakes Inn, Miami Lakes, Florida Contact: Glynne Daniels (305) 757-1989 Kathy Edwards (305) 623-7711 Jerry Rushin, Chairman SOUTHEAST IMUSICallY united sunnortinu Industry Careers) NC. P.O. Box 56-1926 • Miami, Florida • 33055 • (305) 624-6694 PRIDE RESPECT PROGRESS dlIF• Publisber SIDNEY MILLER Assistant Publisher SUSAN MILLER Iditor-in-Chiel RUTH ADIONS ROBINSON Mannino Editor JOSEPH ROLAND REYNOLDS VP/Midwest Editor JEROME SIMMONS Art Director LANCE VANTILE WHITFIELD Network Administrator MARTIN BLACKWELL International Deft DOTUN ADEBAYO, Great Britain JONATHAN KING, Japan NORMAN RICHMOND, Canada Columnists Rap/Roots/Reggae: LARRIANN FLORES Ivory's Notes: STEVEN IVORY Inside The Stars: JOHN KALENDA In Other Media: ALAN LEIGH Bloodlines: TONY MATHEWS BLACK RADIO EXCLUSIVE Totally Independent: TERRY MUGGLETON JANUARY 24, 1992 VOLUME XVII 111118ER 1 Tech Talk: BILLY PAUL F E 4116 -11- UJIFt E St Editorial Stall COVER STORY—State 01 Art 28 HALEEMON Z ANDERSON SPECIAL REPORT—Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 19 ANGELA JOHNSON RAP PROFILE—Marley Marl 32 LYNETTE JONES RAY MYRIE ON THE RADIO—Bobby Wonder 38 THOMAS NEUSOM S E IC 1 CI NI S Admintsuanon PUBLISHER'S INGRID BAILEY, Circulation Dir. 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So wondrous ORE Black Radio Exclusive is published weekly TOTALLY INDEPENDENT 52 except une week in June, one week at Thanks is this LP it is capturing trophies at every oppor- giving one week at Chnstmas. and two weeks at tunity. No awards show is likely to miss Ms. Cole. New Years Cover and contents may not be reproduced in whole or Ill part without prior miners pemussion Copynght 1992 JANUARY 24, 1992 / PAGE 3 Conference '92 Sheraton Hotel, New Orleans Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & SaturdaY May 20 - 24 • Golf Tournament 4e. • Business Seminars • New Talent Showcases • Celebrity Performances • Annual Awards Show • Boxing Matches • Booths, Exhibits • Cocktail Receptions • New Orleans Cuisine • BoatrIde GamblIng • Parades Reserve your place now at the industry conference that takes care of business first. Call (213) 469-7262. F Not your average bunch of Joes. They're writers, singers, ri usicians, performers and producers. They're also tf-e high-energy, unique sound behind Keith Sweat's hit single Keep It Comin'. And all their talents come together in " Live And Learn" The debut single. The debut albu m. Produced by Liomel Job and Joe Public for Lionel Job Inc. Manage ment: Lionel Job Manage ment. Gm *. nog u S pm Tm Mee,. Opmgmoo IOW Sors Mo w tntonammen, Inc 1NDE Pt S . S.FC ,Oe, Just a fraction of what we spend on entertainment could be music to someone's ears. If we all shared just a small part of our time per week asAmerica's standard of giving. extra money and time, we could turn up If we all reached this standard, we the volume on some of society's problems. could generate more than $175 billion Like the homeless. Hunger. Or every year. With a force equivalent to 20 illiteracy. million full-time workers. Millions of peopb have helped This year, make it your goal establish five percent of their incomes • to give five.And help pick up the tempo and five hours of volunteer What y back Ls immeasurable in your community. W E L C O M E T O 1 9 9 2! his new year promises to spark the year, as well as to bring some of the a welcome return by some of Tmost promising and the familiar faces we've come positive opportunities for our to know and lovè. And in radio, world. A new world order is it is now apparent to all that falling into place across the the power of black radio Atlantic. With the new cannot be ignored. The top European economy almost in eight major markets all have place, combined with the at least one Urban station in budding democracy through- a competitive position, with out Eastern Europe, bigger many in the hunt for No. 1. and better things seem to be But, the beginning of every in store for our blue and green new year is also a time for planet. reflection. Strides made in the The environment finally past year must be backed up appears to be getting some of the important with a renewed commitment. We must always attention it deserves. A major thrust is be vigilant, for this is not the time for any underway to provide awareness of the AIDS backsliding. virus, and the government has at last Nineteen ninety-two holds bright hopes for recognized the dreadful disease for what it many. In order to accomplish desired is and is seriously working to find a cure. resolutions and goals, preparation is the key— In the music industry, there are exciting preparation and the drive to succeed. I bid new recording acts that are on the horizon you welcome in 1992, and let the journey begin! Mat I- 1=i CZ> 11=3 E } C G 11- l-3 231 I E JANUARY 24, 1992 / PAGE 7 PRODUCED, ARRANGED, COMPOSED AND PERFORMED BY PRINZIE AND THE NEW POWER GENERATION MAN.AGEMFN.1 RV PAN Y PARK ENTE2PRISES I l h il l ei d I . J A N U A R Y 2 4 , 1 9 9 2 A RTIST TITLE LA BEL A RTIST TITLE LA BEL 1 TEVIN CAMPBELL, Tell Me What You Want Me To Do, Qwest/WB 51 NAUGHTY BY NATURE, Everything's Gonna Be Alnght, Tommy Boy 2 KEITH SWEAT Keep It Comin', Elektra 52 GAME, All Night All Day, Luke 3 MICHAEL JACKSON, Black or White. Epic 53 NICE & SMOOTH, How to Flow, RAL/Columbia _ 4 LUTHER VANDROSS, Rush, Epic 54 MC LYTE. Poor Georgió, First Priority/Atlantic 5 VANESSA WILLIAMS, The Comfort Zone, Wing/PG 55 GARY TAYLOR. In and Out of love, Valley Vue 6 JODY WATLEY / Want You, MCA 56 GLENN JONES, Here I Go Again, Atlantic 7 MARIAN CAREY, / Can't Let Go, Columbia 57 ROBERTA FLACK, You Make Me Feel Brand New, Atlantic 8 JODECI, Stay, Uptown/MCA 58 PM. DAWN, Set Adrift on Memory Bliss, Gee Street/Island 9 KARYN WHITE, The Way I Feel About You, Warner Bros. 59 BEBE & CECE WINANS, I'll Take You There, Sparrow/Capitol 10 WHITNEY HOUSTON, /Belong To You, Arista 60 DAVID PEASTON, luxury of love. MCA 11 BOYZ II MEN, llhh Ahh. 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  • CUNNINGHAM-DISSERTATION.Pdf

    CUNNINGHAM-DISSERTATION.Pdf

    Copyright by Mark Douglas Cunningham 2010 The Dissertation Committee for Mark Douglas Cunningham Certifies that this is the approved version of the following dissertation: ONCE UPON A TIME IN SOUTH CENTRAL LOS ANGELES: RACE, GENDER AND NARRATIVE IN JOHN SINGLETON’S HOOD TRILOGY Committee: S. Craig Watkins, Supervisor Mark Anthony Neal Charles Ramirez-Berg Karin G. Wilkins Helena Woodard ONCE UPON A TIME IN SOUTH CENTRAL LOS ANGELES: RACE, GENDER AND NARRATIVE IN JOHN SINGLETON’S HOOD TRILOGY by Mark Douglas Cunningham, B.S., M.A. Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of The University of Texas at Austin in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy The University of Texas at Austin May 2010 Dedication To My Papa, Louis Douglas Cunningham, Sr. (1927-1997), who must have seen into the future when he called me Professor as a boy, and my first cousin and little sister, Heather Nicole Mitchell (1975-2010), who left us far too soon. I love and miss you. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS As I write these acknowledgements, I am reminded of something singer/actress Vanessa Williams wrote in the liner notes to her album The Sweetest Days: “I would like to be witty and clever…But I am way too tired.” That said, what the following sentiments lack in poetry, they more than make up for in sincere gratitude and reverence. I was blessed to have a most wonderful and supportive committee made up of a group of erudite and invaluable scholars that have nurtured and looked after me throughout my undergraduate and graduate years.