Hip Hop, Human Rights and the Promise of a New Transnational Social Movement
This lecture was given at UW Madison on September 30, 2009 as part of a Hiphop lecture series at the University and with the First Wave Program. Click the picture for the link to play the video.
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"You Dig, are we cool? You got It? Alright!" Dr.Fisher pasionately spoke in the University of Wisconsin about the end of the 2004 Conveney "The National Hip Hop Political Agenda". She explained that, issues emerged from the "5 Point Plan".Three items were not met; Media Justice, Gender and equality. The Professor goes on to discuss about RosaClementes view towards Hip Hop not being a movement. A featured video of the young duo the X Blasters caught my attention because these two lads are sending a message, they are verbally embracing their talent to the world. This can relate to the discussion that we had in class about DJ Kool Herc and his sister Cindy Campbell. They were both a part of a movement that expressed unity throughout of a culture that has brought amazing musical and vocal talent. (-Bryan Ramirez)
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"You Dig, are we cool? You got It? Alright!" Dr.Fisher pasionately spoke in the University of Wisconsin about the end of the 2004 Conveney "The National Hip Hop Political Agenda". She explained that, issues emerged from the "5 Point Plan".Three items were not met; Media Justice, Gender and equality. The Professor goes on to discuss about RosaClementes view towards Hip Hop not being a movement. A featured video of the young duo the X Blasters caught my attention because these two lads are sending a message, they are verbally embracing their talent to the world. This can relate to the discussion that we had in class about DJ Kool Herc and his sister Cindy Campbell. They were both a part of a movement that expressed unity throughout of a culture that has brought amazing musical and vocal talent.
(-Bryan Ramirez)
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