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Intercultural Exchange: Black and Japanese Pop Culture Impacts

Explore the intersections of Black and Japanese popular culture, delving into history, art, hip-hop, anime, and fashion. This study reflects on cultural influences, collaborations, misunderstandings, and identities in media and society.

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Intercultural Exchange: Black and Japanese Pop Culture Impacts

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  1. Culture Clash – Black & Japanese Popular Culture: Interactions, Intersections and Impacts Tracey Salisbury - Wabash College East/West Center Presentation – Summer 2013

  2. The Projects • Research Paper(s) • African American History Course • Hip Hop Culture/Rap Music • Art • Anime/Manga/Comics/Animation • Fashion • Film/Television • Media/Social Media • Culture Themes/Ideas • Language/Slang

  3. The Work • History • Culture • Space/Place • Identity/Identities Politics • The Model Minority • Collaboration/Competition • Relationships

  4. Cultural Relationships • Cultural Respect • Cultural Understanding • Cultural Commodification • Cultural Education • Cultural History • Cultural Identity • Cultural Misunderstandings • Cultural Mimicry

  5. Race/Gender/Identities

  6. The Power & Influence of Mis-Identification in Culture • The Black Monolith • International/Global Stars • Perception/Exposure • Everyone’s Chinese/Japanese • Racism/Prejudice/Discrimination • Bruce Lee/Jackie Chan/John Woo • Speed Racer/Kimba • Gigantor/Giant Robo • Johnny Sokko and Giant Robot • Super Sentai/Power Rangers • Akira • Jin

  7. Who Influences Who?

  8. Kata/The Fifth Element: Knowledge

  9. Pam Grier/Meiko Kaji

  10. Kill Bill

  11. Kill Bill

  12. Harajuku Girls/B-Girls

  13. Identities • Ganguro • Yanmanba • Manba • “Center Guy” – Shibuya Station • Blackface • B-Style

  14. Nicki Minaj

  15. Samurai/Black Gangster Codes/Anti-Hero

  16. Yakuza/Gangster Rapper

  17. Blade/Nemuri Kyoshiro/Snipes/Raizo

  18. Afro Samurai/Shaft

  19. Manga/Comics

  20. Jero/Kokujin Tensai aka Black Genius

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