Gabriel Seroussi
Gabriel Seroussi is a journalist covering rap music, youth subcultures, and marginalized communities. He has contributed to Rivista Studio, Rolling Stone, Outpump, Lucy. Sulla Cultura, and other outlets. He founded the independent magazine oltreoceano, dedicated to African American culture. In 2025 he published the book “La periferia vi guarda con odio” with Agenzia X.
Latest articles
17.10.2024
Elephant in the Room: race and identity in the Trump era
The temptation to read the United States as an all-too-familiar context, progressing along the same evolutionary path as ours, is very strong; yet, often things are not only more complex than they appear at first glance, but are even the opposite. It is with this approach that this issue deals with an underground, and at times difficult to understand, phenomenon: Trump’s growing popularity among …
by Mattia Marzà, Gabriel Seroussi and Pietro Carignani
19.08.2023
Soul Food (...of the African-American culinary culture)
Soul food is not merely a collection of dishes, it is a vast and varied culinary tradition that originated on plantations in the Southern United States. Moreover, it constitutes a pivotal element in the formation of the Black community's identity in America. However, this was not always the case. Soul food (...of the African-American culinary culture) represents the history of a community through …
by Gabriel Seroussi
19.08.2022
Gang Signs (...of contemporary African American crime)
The collective imagery often links gangs to the Black community, much like the Mafia is associated with Italians. However, this perception does not align with the reality of gang history. The history of gangs is characterised by a complex interplay between criminality and self-organisation from below, reflecting the community's response to the challenges imposed by American society. The emergence …
by Gabriel Seroussi and Stefano Ricaldone