Tag: Bad

Issue 2 MJ Studies Today Volume 5 

14th January 201820th January 2018

MJ Studies Today XXV – The Unheard Songs of Michael Jackson – an examination of sources, assumptions and conclusions on the “Bad” album and beyond

Posted By: Karin Merx Bad, column, Kerry Hennigan, Michael Jackson, Unheard Songs

Abstract: In this column Kerry examines and questions the amount of songs actually written by Michael Jackson for the release of bad. Are they

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Issue 3 MJ Studies Today Volume 3 

14th January 201714th August 2017

MJ Studies Today XIII

Posted By: Karin Merx Bad, Bad World Tour, blood on the dance floor, Chris Tucker, column, Film Noir, Immortal, Immortal World Tour, Kerry Hennigan, Marlon Brando, Michael Jackson ONE, MJ Studies Today, Moonwalker, Smooth Criminal, This is It, You Rock My World

Abstract: In the first column of this year, Kerry Hennigan continues her research to Michael Jackson’s fascination for the film noir genre. Column by Kerry

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African-American Heritage Ethnicity Issue 2 Lecture Volume 3 

28th November 201611th November 2017

Studying Michael Jackson’s Blackness: Appreciating Afrocentricity

Posted By: Elizabeth Amisu 1990s, Africa, African American, afrocentricity, Bad, black history, black history month, blood on the dance floor, Cultural Study, Culture, Dancing, dangerous, dream lives on, Dreaming, Enriching, Enthusiasm, Ethnicity, Exciting, Growth, History, Innovating, interview with joseph vogel, Invincible, joseph vogel, king of pop, Learning, legacy, Michael Jackson, michael jackson and afrocentricity, michael jackson black history, michael jackson lecture, michael jackson podcast, Michael Jackson's Dream Lives On, off the wall, Podcast, Politics, racism, Searching, Thinking, thriller, Vitiligo, Writing

Abstract: This online lecture is designed to show learners how they can understand the mysteries of Michael Jackson’s blackness and Afrocentricity, as they are expressed through his writing

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African-American Heritage Ethnicity Free Video Series Studying MJ's Blackness 

25th November 20168th January 2017

Studying Michael Jackson & Blackness: Free & Easy Sources

Posted By: Elizabeth Amisu 1990s, Africa, African American, afrocentricity, Bad, black history, black history month, blood on the dance floor, Cultural Study, Culture, Dancing, dangerous, dream lives on, Dreaming, Enriching, Enthusiasm, Ethnicity, Exciting, Growth, History, Innovating, interview with joseph vogel, Invincible, joseph vogel, king of pop, Learning, legacy, Michael Jackson, michael jackson and afrocentricity, michael jackson black history, michael jackson lecture, michael jackson podcast, Michael Jackson's Dream Lives On, off the wall, Podcast, Politics, racism, Searching, Thinking, thriller, Vitiligo, Writing

Abstract: This online video series is designed to show learners how they can understand the mysteries of Michael Jackson’s blackness and Afrocentricity, as they are expressed through his

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