Beyond Cultural Appropriation : Kneecap’s Rap as Gaeilge as the Embracing of the Political Dimension and Therapeutical Properties of US Hip Hop to Assert Identity, Resist, and Bridge Communities in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland

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2026-05-22
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Beyond Cultural Appropriation : Kneecap’s Rap as Gaeilge as the Embracing of the Political Dimension and Therapeutical Properties of US Hip Hop to Assert Identity, Resist, and Bridge Communities in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland

Monia O'Brien Castro
Diversity and Impact of Dance
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Beyond Cultural Appropriation : Kneecap’s Rap as Gaeilge as the Embracing of the Political Dimension and Therapeutical Properties of US Hip Hop to Assert Identity, Resist, and Bridge Communities in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland

Monia O'Brien Castro
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Université de Tours (FR), Délégation Paris 7 (FR), Université Paris Cité (FR), Laboratoire ICT (FR)
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Beyond Cultural Appropriation : Kneecap’s Rap as Gaeilge as the Embracing of the Political Dimension and Therapeutical Properties of US Hip Hop to Assert Identity, Resist, and Bridge Communities in Post-Conflict Northern Ireland — Monia O'Brien Castro · (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS