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UCLA starts class about Cardi B

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17 minutes ago, Rev8 said:

Cardi B's impact as big as Taylor and Beyonce s:clap3:

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2 hours ago, Stepfon said:

 

Cardi came for the top 20 hit (#20 best university nationwide - my alma matter is in the top 10 hihi).

Wonderful...Lil Kim, Cardi, Beyonce etc. serving educational impact.

 

Queen B's

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1 hour ago, Rev8 said:

Cardi B's impact as big as Taylor and Beyonce s:clap3:

Educational universities said grammy winners, iconic superstars, 5+ #1 hits.

 

It's clearly a competitive qualification. Love that for them

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2 hours ago, Horizon Flame said:

Is this really worth getting into student debt over? :rip:

Not sure if you’re American or went to college, but a lot of times teachers in the humanities will reference pop culture in course titles or use materials from pop stars in culture. 
 

 

I took a gender studies class during undergrad to fulfill a writing requirement, and the class featured a lot of readings referencing pop culture.  This was one:

 

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/19392397.2017.1346052?journalCode=rcel20

We talked a lot about Cardi B in my law class because she won her defamation case

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1 hour ago, Bethenny Frankel said:

We talked a lot about Cardi B in my law class because she won her defamation case

:clap3:

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