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What role does racial politics play in hyperreality?

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Alex Mazey (author of Living in Disneyland) and John Clay (writer/director) attempt to answer this title question in this episode of Rantbox TV. Here, they cover a range of issues from race, morality and the legacy of Lo-fi Hip Hop.

Hyperreality: an image or simulation, or an aggregate of images and simulations, that either distorts the reality it purports to depict or does not, in fact, depict anything with a real existence at all, but which nonetheless comes to constitute reality.’ – Collins Dictionary

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