Come learn about ‘Lesbian Cuban hip hop artists’ and ‘Afghan feminist’ rappers at Florida International UniversityFlorida International University’s African & African Diaspora Studies program is offering a course on “Race, Gender and Sexuality in Hip Hop,” that focuses heavily on topics described as “guerrilla pedagogy,” “hip hop & sex education,” and the “Black ratchet imagination.”According to the course描述，学生将研究“女同性恋古巴嘻哈艺术家……阿富汗女权主义说唱歌手……非洲移民的嘻哈艺术家在中国……以及跨局的嘻哈霍普·翁玛（穆斯林社区）。”课程定期提供，由阿比比·戈德教授（Abby Gondek）教授，他的艾比·戈德克（Abby Gondek）教授了艾比·戈德（Abby Gondek）教授。 The course also fulfills the Global Learning general education requirement at FIU in which students study “the process of diverse people working together to analyze and address complex problems that transcend borders and take actions that promote individual and collective well-being.”Weekly topics listed throughout the course syllabus also include “Womanism,” “Nicki Minaj, Missy Elliot & Krudas: Queering the Mic,” and “Whiteness, Jewishness and masculinity.”该课程将包括“通过种族，性别和性行为的视角对读物的批判性分析”。 “They will be expected to teach this ‘hip hop pedagogy’ to friends/family.”One of the course’s primary assignments, worth 20 percent of the grade, requires students to create “hip hop lyrics, tracks, and/or videos inspired by course themes” while conducting outreach to “raise awareness about the themes we’ve discussed in the course.”The College Fix reached out to Gondek twice via email to request clarification on several terms used in her syllabus and to要求该课程的评论学术价值，但没有收到回应。修复程序还通过其非洲和非洲侨民研究计划和历史