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"Hip Hop education works because Hip Hop is a CULTURE" - Professor of Hip Hop Dr. J. Rawls
Manny FacesJanuary 17, 202400:32:15

"Hip Hop education works because Hip Hop is a CULTURE" - Professor of Hip Hop Dr. J. Rawls

Host Manny Faces engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Dr. Jason Rawls, Assistant Professor of Hip Hop at Ohio State University who is deeply involved in developing and promoting Hip Hop education programs. Together, they delve into the expansive and transformative power of Hip Hop culture in the educational realm. #hiphop

#hiphopeducation #hiphoped #hiphopculture #education

Some key topics covered:

1. Hip Hop Beyond Music: Cultural Diversity
- Embracing the multifaceted aspects of Hip Hop culture, including dance, visual art, and storytelling traditions.

2. Hip Hop Origins: Sociological Significance
- Exploring the historical and sociological roots of Hip Hop, examining its impact on communities and social dynamics.

3. Hip Hop Education: Engagement Through Culture
- Using Hip Hop culture as a tool to connect with and engage students, fostering inclusivity and understanding.

4. Hip Hop Aesthetics: Enhancing Creativity
- Leveraging Hip Hop aesthetics to inspire creativity and innovation in various fields, including academia and artistic expression.

5. Hip Hop Advocacy: Social Justice Journalism
- Using Hip Hop as a catalyst for advancing social justice and advocating for marginalized voices within communities.

6. Hip Hop Curriculum Development: Cultural Studies
- Crafting educational programs that delve into the cultural origins and nuances of Hip Hop, promoting deeper understanding and appreciation.

7. Hip Hop Practitioner Skills: Beat Making, DJing
- Offering tracks within Hip Hop studies programs that provide hands-on experience in beat making, DJing, and practitioner development.

8. Hip Hop Influence: Legacy and Evolution
- Examining the enduring impact and evolution of Hip Hop culture, recognizing its influence on contemporary art, entertainment, and society.

9. Hip Hop Communication: Life Skills Development
- Cultivating effective communication skills and life lessons through an in-depth exploration of Hip Hop culture and its narratives.

10. Hip Hop Artistry: Respect and Perspective
- Encouraging the appreciation and understanding of diverse perspectives within Hip Hop artistry, fostering respect for different creative expressions.

GUEST LINKS:

Dr. Jason Rawls, OSU: https://music.osu.edu/people/rawls.5

J. Rawls on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jrawls82/?hl=en

BOOK: "Youth, Culture, Power" - https://www.amazon.com/Youth-Culture-Power-Teacher-Student-Relationships/dp/1433171252
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