A Design Research on

Visual Identity Politics in an age of Cultural Diversity

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- Mark Mulder

Huey's Re-Mix

Huey’s Re-Mix 2017: Kendra Foster

Funkadelic George Clinton Huey P. Newton Kendra Foster Pedro Bell the one Uncle Jam

Found on Facebook

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Blackbook

Smithsonian acquires P-Funk Mothership – The Washington Post

Afrofuturism black music funk Funkadelic George Clinton Mothership

The 1990s replica of the stage prop, a 1,200-pound aluminum spacecraft, will go to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.
— The Washington Post

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Huey's Re-Mix

Huey’s Re-mix 2003: Missy Elliott

Black Panthers George Clinton Hiphop Huey P. Newton language language of revolution revolution

Missy Elliott - This Is Not A Test! - 2003

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Huey's Re-Mix

Huey’s Re-Mix 1979: Uncle Jam a.k.a. George Clinton

Afrofuturism funk Funkadelic George Clinton Huey P. Newton language Pedro Bell revolution

Uncle Jam Wants You, cover photo (by Diem M. Jones) and artwork (by Pedro Bell), 1979

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