DJs as Technical Communicators: The Rhetorical Synchronicity of Hip Hop Culture 

Over the last four decades, Hip Hop has expanded its influence across various demographics, employing principles akin to those found in technical and professional communication, which can be likened to user-localization of digital and communicative technologies. In “Black Noise: Rap Music and Black Culture in Contemporary America”, Tricia Rose(1994),  primarily asserts the enriching an intriguing…

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Digital Rhetoric as New Rhetoric: Creating Multiple Rhetorical Paths Toward Inclusive Epistemologies

I figured I would respond to question one, which is also connected to question three on the “blog carnival” prompt, as I intend to revisit some of the responses I have made in the past few weeks in my nineties to answer the question, “What are digital rhetorics now?” and “What, as rhetoric and writing…

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