Hip Hop African
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This is a blog dedicated to the "African Hip Hop Project". The project will include information on resources and artists that focus on hip hop. The blog is currently being maintained and updated by students in the Hip Hop and Popular Culture in Africa course in the African Studies Department at Howard University.
Hip Hop African
16h ago
This episode we discuss a wide range of hip hop-related news and events, including political protests, dance competitions, and recognition in prestigious institutions like The Grammys and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. We also discuss the upcoming 30th anniversary of Prophets of da City's performance at Nelson Mandela's inauguration, along with upcoming events in various locations ..read more
Hip Hop African
1w ago
In this episode, fellow students Joy, Celeste, and Summer discuss the topic of women in the hip-hop industry in our world today. They dive into the conversations about major artists like Nicki Minaj, Zulumecca, and others, and their possible encounters with stereotypes, misogyny, the lack of mainstream acceptance, etc. Listen in on their thoughts ..read more
Hip Hop African
1w ago
In this podcast episode, our hosts Livia Baker-McKee, Faith Mulosmanaj, Amarachi Nwankwo and Gabriela Oliveros highlight the impact that religion and culture have to influence hip-hop artists in Africa ..read more
Hip Hop African
2w ago
Ft. Julia Kimwei & DeCarlo Price This podcast features Julia Kimwei and Decarlo Price. In this episode, we discuss how hip-hop impacts mental health. More so how the content that is prevalent throughout the lyrics promote activities, lifestyles, and substances that can influence the masses. But this episode targets the impression it has on the
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Hip Hop African
2w ago
In a world where female rappers are expected to showcase themselves and their art more provocatively, these women sell by sharing pieces of themselves with their audience and connecting to what makes them who they are. Connecting to their identity as Africans and as women makes their art more impactful, but it is essential to
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Hip Hop African
2w ago
In this episode, Munyang, Vicky and SaVai dive into the notion of “how can gender identity and the negative preconceptions associated with it be converted into beautiful art that touches the hearts of the people ..read more
Hip Hop African
2w ago
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Hip Hop African
2w ago
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Hip Hop African
2w ago
The LQBTQ Takeover African Culture DUA SALEH- Sugar Mama The song “Sugar Mama” by Dua Saleh is a brilliant example of African rap that supports LGBTQ+ inclusion and representation. Saleh skillfully and bravely negotiates the nuanced intersections of gender, sexuality, and identity through their artistic vision. Within a genre that is frequently rooted in hyper-masculinity,
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Hip Hop African
2w ago
A Showcase of the increasingly Queer Voice of Hip-Hop In Africa By Kenneth Gambles The main goal of the mixtape is to celebrate the presence and normalization of LGBTQ+ voices and experiences in African Hip-Hop. To acknowledge and celebrate the people who are coming out and being their truest self in the face of adversity
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