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INTRODUCTIONS

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Community Agreements

RESPECT

A feeling or understanding that someone or something is important, and should be treated in an appropriate way

“I” STATEMENTS

Everyone should speak from his/her experience

ONE VOICE, ALL EARS

Only one person should speak at a time. Making sure we are giving our attention.

CONFIDENTIALITY

Assume that stories and comments shared during our sessions should remain private.

30 Seconds to pick a song you want to share with the group30 Seconds to play 3 Volunteers

WHAT IS HIP HOP?

It is a culture created by Black and Afro-Latinx youth and young adults from the Bronx and encompasses 4 pillars : MC GRAFFITTI DISC JOCKEY (DJ)BREAKING

[Rap] emerged from the streets of inner-city neighborhoods as a genuine reflection of the hopes, concerns, and aspirations of urban Black

youth

in this, the last quarter of the 20th century. Rap is essentially a homemade, street-level musical genre . . . Rap lyrics concentrate primarily on the contemporary African American experience . . . Every issue within the Black community is subject to exposition in the rap arena. Hit rap tunes have broached touchy subjects such as sex, sexism, racism, and crime . . . Rap artists, they contend, “don’t talk that love stuff, but [rather] educate the listeners.” (

245, Powell)

Theoretical Framework for HHH

Critical Theory/Problem Posing Method

Critical Hip Hop Pedagogy

Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning

The implementation of hip-hop into curriculum promotes cultural relevance to youth of color, affirmation of urban identities, and deeper learning through connection with something relevant to youth (Morrell, 2002).

Our Lived Experiences

The raising of critical consciousness in people who have been oppressed is the first step in helping them to obtain critical literacy (Freire, 1970).

“This

approach attempts to address deep-rooted ideologies to social inequities by creating a space in teacher education courses for prospective teachers to re-examine their knowledge of hip hop as it intersects with race, class, gender, and sexual orientation; while analyzing and theorizing to what extent hip hop can be used as a tool for social justice in teacher education and

beyond (

Akom

, 2009).

The facilitation of Hip Hour Hour

A mix of staff/faculty- Hosted by the Promise Scholars Program and Office of Student Life and Leadership

Planned each session w/some research & personal knowledge

L

ed 3 sessions with a unique theme:

Identity

Transformation

Expression

Promoted a 4

th

session as a plug to the big Student

Showcase

Provided food and snacks open to all campus

Intentional about holding during hours in between courses so that students could attend- CC campus w/a majority of PT students traditionally has attendance but wanted to create a unique space

NAME THAT SAMPLE

Leon

HaywoodI Wanna Do Something Freaky to You

DR. DRE–

NOTHING

BUT A G THANG

NAME THAT SAMPLE

Joe Cocker – Woman to Woman

.

2Pac- California

Love

STUDENT SURVEY RESULTS

I feel that my personal interests are represented on campus and in the

classroom

57% choose a 3/5

28% chose a 5/5

I have a solid understanding of

Hip-Hop

varied from 1-5, 42% 4/5

I believe Hip-Hop is

empowering

85% choose strongly agree

I believe Hip-Hop is

political

71% strongly agree

I believe Hip-hop has the ability to improve self-esteem and a sense of

belonging

85% strongly agree

STUDENT SURVEY RESULTS

One thing I learned today is:“Hip Hop has deep meanings, and it has many different styles”“Hip Hop is instrumental to the work of social justice”“That Hip Hop is eye opening” “Everyone has a different view on hip hop and can affect people differently”

One

question I have is:

“How

did

Hip-Hop evolve?”

“What

can we do understand the lyrics more

mindfully?”

“Can

you provide several of these events this semester

?”

“How

much influence can hip hop be to the public? How can a change a person’s perspective

?”

“What

are some books, literature, articles, and resources you’d recommend for the purpose of personal research and greater understanding of hip

hop”

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PILLARS OF HIP HOP

MC This was associated with Hip-Hop in the 70's and 80's as a way to say things for a crowd.It can either be freestyled or written. It is usually performed in a rhythmic pattern over breakbeatsGRAFFITTI Graffiti is simply described as a type of art and expression. Hip-Hop did not create graffiti, but many artist were inspired by Hip-Hop and this soon caused the culture of both graffiti and Hip-Hop to growDISC JOCKEY (DJ)Three of the most important names in the history of deejaying are Clive Campbell (DJ Kool Herc), Grandmaster Flash and  Grand Wizard Theodore. Ex: The First Hip Hop Party, Quck Mix Theory, ScratchingBREAKINGWhat started as break dancing has transformed and has become a huge part of the culture and show no sign of dying off.

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Timeline

1979

1984

1988

1973

Kool

Herc’s

First party

Deejays his first block party in the Bronx, using two turntables & mixing two copies of a record to stretch the break parts.

America’s 1st

E

xposure to Hip Hop

Sugarhill

Gang reaches billboard #36 with Rapper’s Delight (1979).

Kurtis Blow’s “The Breaks” sells the first million copies

.(1980)

Def Jam Records

A record label was created in an NYC dorm room. Signing acts such as Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and Public Enemy.

West Coast acts N.W.A. Ice-T, Too Short begin making their name.

The

Geto Boys first to break out of the South

Hip Hop Expands

RECAP

1997

2000

2006

1994

From 1986-1994 there was an explosion of acts in Hip-Hop. Its sound and message diversified and gave birth to the most influential and creative era in Hip-Hop.

Hip Hop continues to dominate. Record label see a decline in sales in 2005 due to the rise of internet,

napster

, and mp3 files.

The death of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G. impacted the

HipHop

landscape. Who would fill these shoes?

These Icons were gunned down due to a coastal feud

Internet Blog Era

The rise of

Napster, LimeWire, and blogs shifted hip-hop from the radio to the computer. Original blogs such as Okay Player or Tumblr gave internet users opportunities to share music and artist to create their own fan base

Hip Hop’s Tragic Loss

Hip Hop is Pop

1996-1997

2000-2005

Golden Age Hip Hop

2007