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.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
culture
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ethnic culture → minority culture in the United States → |
| associatedWith |
African Americans
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Black communities in the United States → historically Black colleges and universities → |
| developedIn |
United States
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| hasCulturalForm |
African-American Vernacular English
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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
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family and kinship practices → fashion → foodways → language → literature → music → oral traditions → popular culture → religion → social movements → visual arts → |
| hasHistoricalRoot |
Atlantic slave trade
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Central African cultures → West African cultures → |
| hasInfluenceOn |
American English vocabulary
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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
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African-American Vernacular English → |
| hasOrigin |
African diaspora in the United States
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| hasPractice |
Black Lives Matter activism
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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
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Black Catholic parishes → Black Hebrew Israelite groups → Black Protestant churches → Nation of Islam communities → |
| hasValue |
collective struggle against racism
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community solidarity → expressive individualism → resilience → respect for elders → social justice → spirituality → |
| influencedBy |
African traditional religions
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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)
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Mardi Gras celebrations
("African American culture")
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hasCulturalAspect |
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African-American culture
("Black cinema")
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hasCulturalForm |
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Shaw
("African American culture")
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hasCulturalHeritage |
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Central Mississippi
("African American culture")
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hasCulturalInfluence |
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Black Belt (U.S. region)
("African American culture")
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importantFor |
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Common Sense
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influencedBy |
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("African American culture")
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Malik
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usedInCulture |