Hip-Hop in Times of Pandemic and Protest
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- Presented by: CU Boulder College of Music
- Runtime: 90 minutes
- Intermission: None
“Sounding Politics,” a Roundtable
Featuring Sacramento Knoxx, The Reminders, Rennie Harris and Linqua Franqa. Moderated by Michael Jeffries, Wellesley University.
“Hip-Hop in Times of Pandemic and Protest” is a series of four Wednesday evening events in March that explore the impacts, challenges, and possibilities of the current moment on Hip-Hop. Focusing on issues of representation, politics, performance and pedagogy, these events are a collaboration with Kalonji Nzinga, Director of the Race and Popular Culture Laboratory (RAPLab) and have been funded by the generous support of a Roser Grant and the cooperation of CU Boulder’s Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies (CNAIS) and the Department of Theatre and Dance. Please visit www.colorado.edu/amrc/hiphop for details.
Art by Chetna Mehta @mosaiceye
Virtual event
Even though we are not gathering in person, you can still enjoy this event from the comfort of your home. Stream this event Wednesday, March 17, 6 p.m. MDT right here at cupresents.org.
This event is presented through Zoom.
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