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Article: In Celebration of Women's Month: Rapper Royalty -- Queen Latifah
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- The New York Beacon
- Article date:
- March 26, 1997
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New York Beacon, The
03-26-1997
In Celebration of Women's Month: Rapper Royalty--Queen Latifah.
Queen Latifah is one of the few women to make a mark in the male-dominated field of rap music, and she has done so by simply not imitating the men.
She has established a reputation as rap's first feminist. As a result, she is the first person in the field to have made a break-through into the over twenty-four-year-old market.
Not content with just making records and videos, Queen Latifah formed a record and management company specializing in rap artists.
Dana Owens, born in 1970 in Newark, New Jersey, was the second child of Lance and Rita Owens. Rita Owens was eighteen years old when she gave ...
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Article: QUEEN LATIFAH WILL BE A NO-SHOW
Post-Tribune (IN);
April 23, 1992 ;
490 words
... ... commercials promoting Queen Latifah's appearance as late ... Center, only about 700 Queen Latifah tickets have been sold ... same, $15 and $18. Queen Latifah's Jersey City-based ... Shakim Compere, of Flavor Unit Management, could ...
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