Rap, the consequence of anti-racism.
OnRap as a consequence of anti-racism The hip-hop movement was born in the United States at a time when being black was a real.
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Hip-Hop, I love you… Or not !
OnYes, some rappers chant “Fuck Hip-Hop”, not to decry a music and a culture that shaped them, but to denounce its evolution which for.
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Rap and extreme right: cultural incompatibility
OnWith the political news, we have chosen to reopen the debate on the relationship between the world of rap and the extreme right. Despite.
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The history of the Hip-Hop movement
OnIntroduction Hip-Hop is an urban cultural movement.etymologically, “Hip” is American slang for intelligent resourcefulness and “Hop” means to move forward. The meaning of the.
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The People v. the Hip-Hop Industry
On“So, Ms. Rucker, those companies profit off of culture they appropriated? And we purchase the music that we grew up with, but it’s not.
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Characteristics of Music: Hip Hop
OnWhat an incredible journey through music we’ve been on! Over the last few months, we’ve explored the fundamental characteristics of a wide chunk of.
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How to make a Hip Hop Beat
OnStreet Sounds Championed by inner-city African-Americans in the late 1970s, Hip Hop quickly evolved from being exclusively a music genre, into a full-blown subculture..
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The History of Musical Genres, Part 6: Rap and Hip-Hop
OnThe terms rap and hip-hop are often used interchangeably to refer to the music alone, but hip-hop encompasses a larger cultural aesthetic that includes.
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Hip-Hop is for Everybody: Examining the Roots and Growth of Hip-Hop
OnStarting from humble roots, hip-hop has grown from the creative outlet of underrepresented black teenagers living in the South Bronx in the late 1970s.
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Although widely synonymous with rap music today, hip-hop actually got its start as a full-on cultural movement in the 1970s. For the first few.
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