Perspective: How hip-hop and a Founding Father made America feel like home
As an immigrant’s son, I’d grown up feeling alone and out of place, but the "Hamilton" soundtrack spoke to me.
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Today In Hip Hop History: Dr. Dre’s Sophomore Solo Album ‘The Chronic 2001’ Turns 25 Years Old!
Dr. Dre's Sophomore Solo Album 'The Chronic 2001' Turns 25 Years Old! Dr. Dre's 'The Chronic 2001' 25 Years Old ...
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Ex-Austinite reflects on the transformation and stagnation of Texas’ capital city in new book
The Evolution of an American City," author Alex Hannaford describes how his former home of two decades is no longer the ...
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Today in Hip-Hop History: Method Man’s Debut Album ‘Tical’ Turns 30 Years Old!
Method Man creates a dark anti-hero on this album who hungers for the career of wack rappers and perpetrators. It was truly a ...
Shirley Neal To Release New Book ‘Afrocentric Style: A Celebration Of Blackness & Identity in Pop Culture’
A Celebration of Blackness & Identity in Pop Culture links the vibrancy of Black identity with mainstream popular culture ...
Hip-Hop Is History
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Hip-hop has always staked its claim in academia
While the Peabody Institute Bachelor of Music in Hip Hop is the first of its kind in the country, it’s far from the genre’s first foray into learning.