Choreographing In Color: Filipinos, Hiphop, And The Cultural Politics Of Euphemism,New Nell And Their Old Enemy

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Choreographing In Color: Filipinos, Hiphop, And The Cultural Politics Of Euphemism,New Nell And Their Old EnemyIn Choreographing In Color , J. Lorenzo Perillo Investigates The Development Of Filipino Popular Dance And Performance Since The Late 20Th Century. Drawing From Nearly Two Decades Of Ethnography, Choreographic Analysis, And Community Engagement With Artists, Choreographers, And Organizers, Perillo Shifts Attention Away From The Predominant Philippine Neoliberal And U. S. Imperialist Emphasis On Filipinos As Superb Mimics, Heroic Migrants, Model