In Celebration of Women's Month: Rapper Royalty -- Queen Latifah

New York Beacon, The | March 26, 1997 | Copyright

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 ...

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