Assistant Professor Charlotte Brathwaite's latest project is Shaste Geaux Pop, a Glamazon Hip-Hop Icon.
Brathwaite's work will be featured as part of the "Under the Radar" festival at New York's Public Theatre on Wednesday, January 10th at 10pm and Friday, January 12th at 11pm.
The event has been featured in a The New Yorker article, which can be found here.
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