This document discusses how the creator of a rap magazine called "Kulture" represented various social groups through the rappers featured. It examines the class, race, age, gender, and sexuality of the models. Most models were middle class, and included black, mixed race, and one white rapper. They were ages 17-19. More male than female rappers were featured, and all identified as straight. The document considers if the magazine promotes any oppressive ideologies and argues that it does not by targeting a selective audience. It analyzes the empowerment of the one female rapper featured using David Gauntlett's female empowerment theory.