Hip Hop Generation Feminists are feminists that believe that gender and its construction through what can be considered, a white patriarchal society, is what shapes the lives of women of color across a range of sexual identities. They identify with Hip-Hop because the music, the culture, the fashion, and much more provide the dialogue to girlhood and young womanhood. Their coming of age to place during the era where the women were most prominent—those women consisted of, Queen Latifah, M.C. Lyte, Da Brat, LeftEye (and TLC), Foxy Brown, Lil’ Kim, and Lauryn Hill. These feminists are people who have a concern for race and gender politics as it relations to Hip-Hop. As quoted from the text, “So we call ourselves Hip Hop Generation Feminists, because
