African-American culture

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African-American culture is the rich, diverse set of traditions, artistic expressions, social practices, and values developed by African Americans that has profoundly shaped music, language, fashion, and popular culture in the United States and beyond.


Statements (97)
Predicate Object
instanceOf culture
ethnic culture
minority culture in the United States
associatedWith African Americans
Black communities in the United States
historically Black colleges and universities
developedIn United States
hasCulturalForm African-American Vernacular English
Afro hairstyle
Afrofuturism
Black Greek-letter organizations
Black church worship styles
Black cinema
Black literature
HBCU marching bands
Juneteenth celebrations
Kwanzaa observance
blues
breakdancing
call and response singing
call-and-response preaching
cornrows
double Dutch jump rope
dozens (ritual insult game)
funk
go-go music
gospel music
graffiti art in hip hop
hip hop
house music
jazz
locs
rap music
rhythm and blues
slam poetry
soul food
soul music
spirituals
spoken word performance
step dancing
streetwear
testifying in church
urban fashion
hasDomain dance
family and kinship practices
fashion
foodways
language
literature
music
oral traditions
popular culture
religion
social movements
visual arts
hasHistoricalRoot Atlantic slave trade
Central African cultures
West African cultures
hasInfluenceOn American English vocabulary
American popular music
fashion worldwide
film and television
global popular culture
social justice discourse worldwide
sports culture in the United States
hasLanguageVariety African-American English slang
African-American Vernacular English
hasOrigin African diaspora in the United States
hasPractice Black Lives Matter activism
barbershop culture
beauty salon culture
block parties
church-centered community life
extended kin networks
oral history preservation
storytelling traditions
voting rights advocacy
hasReligiousExpression African-American spirituals
Black Catholic parishes
Black Hebrew Israelite groups
Black Protestant churches
Nation of Islam communities
hasValue collective struggle against racism
community solidarity
expressive individualism
resilience
respect for elders
social justice
spirituality
influencedBy African traditional religions
Black Power movement
Christianity
Civil Rights Movement
Great Migration
Islam in African-American communities
Jim Crow laws
slavery in the United States

Referenced by (8)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Mardi Gras celebrations ("African American culture")
hasCulturalAspect
African-American culture ("Black cinema")
hasCulturalForm
Shaw ("African American culture")
hasCulturalHeritage
Central Mississippi ("African American culture")
hasCulturalInfluence
Black Belt (U.S. region) ("African American culture")
importantFor
Common Sense
influencedBy
BET ("African American culture")
subjectFocus
Malik
usedInCulture

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