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      • Jenny L. Davis
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      • Kyle T. Mays >
        • Reclaiming Detroit through Hip Hop
        • The Souls of White-Indians
      • Alex RedCorn
      • Kelsey Dayle John
      • Mardella Sunshine Costanzo
      • Jenna Thomas
      • Amber Richardson
  • Resources
    • Urban Native Associations Directory
    • College and University Student Organization
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Kyle T. Mays

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Kyle T. Mays (Black/Saginaw Anishinaabe) is currently an Assistant Professor in the departments of African American Studies and American Indian Studies at UCLA. He is a transdisciplinary scholar that works at the intersection of Afro-Indigenous Studies, Urban Indigenous Studies, and Indigenous Hip Hop culture. His book Indigenous Detroit: Indigeneity, Gender, and Race and the Making of a Modern American City is under contract with the University of Washington Press. His first book was Hip Hop Beats, Indigenous Rhymes: Modernity and Hip Hop in Indigenous North America. You can follow him on Twitter: @mays_kyle.

Click on the links below to see Kyle's posts:

Reclaiming Detroit through Hip Hop: An Interview with Anishinaabe Rap Artist, Soufy

The Souls of White-Indians: A Letter to My White Indian Friend

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