Tag: hip-hop

 0 Comment on Hip-Hop, Celebrity, and the #MOBP
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Interviews Media Criticism Multimedia The Myth of Black "Buying Power"
November 25, 2020

Hip-Hop, Celebrity, and the #MOBP

 1 Comment on Millennials Are Killing Capitalism and the #MOBP
Posted in imwil!
July 1, 2020

Millennials Are Killing Capitalism and the #MOBP

 11 Comments on An Open Letter from Original Black Panther Party Members to Black (Hip-Hop) Artists Who Have an Interest in Our Community (T.I., KILLER MIKE, CARDI B, KANYE WEST, BEYONCE’, JAY-Z, P-DIDDY, LUDACRIS, 50-CENT, and others)
Posted in Black Power Hip-Hop Political Economy Political Prisoners
June 10, 2020

An Open Letter from Original Black Panther Party Members to Black (Hip-Hop) Artists Who Have an Interest in Our Community (T.I., KILLER MIKE, CARDI B, KANYE WEST, BEYONCE’, JAY-Z, P-DIDDY, LUDACRIS, 50-CENT, and others)

 0 Comment on Remembering Justo Faison and Hip-Hop’s Debt to the Mixtape
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Mixtape Journalism Pop Culture
May 17, 2020

Remembering Justo Faison and Hip-Hop’s Debt to the Mixtape

 0 Comment on Jay-Z, Hip-Hop and the Propulsion of Buying Power Mythology
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Interviews Media Criticism Multimedia The Myth of Black "Buying Power"
April 16, 2020

Jay-Z, Hip-Hop and the Propulsion of Buying Power Mythology

 0 Comment on Black Buying Power as Euphemism for Black Capitalism
Posted in imwil! Interviews Multimedia The Myth of Black "Buying Power"
March 23, 2020

Black Buying Power as Euphemism for Black Capitalism

 0 Comment on Jay Electronica v. Peter Rosenberg
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Media Criticism Multimedia Pop Culture
March 16, 2020

Jay Electronica v. Peter Rosenberg

 7 Comments on Hip-Hop and Counter-Intelligence
Posted in Hip-Hop Interviews Media Criticism Multimedia
January 9, 2020

Hip-Hop and Counter-Intelligence

 5 Comments on Death Row Lullabies! The ‘Adultification’ of Children
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December 17, 2019

Death Row Lullabies! The ‘Adultification’ of Children

 5 Comments on ReMiX What i Like! A Fresh Look at iMWiL! w DaveyD
Posted in Favorites Hip-Hop imwil! Interviews Media Criticism Mixtape Journalism Multimedia Pop Culture
October 31, 2019

ReMiX What i Like! A Fresh Look at iMWiL! w DaveyD

 1 Comment on This is black excellence The Space Program Album: Curriculum of the Mind
Posted in Articles Hip-Hop Pop Culture Reviews
April 23, 2019

This is black excellence The Space Program Album: Curriculum of the Mind

 1 Comment on Young, Pretty and Hard-Hitting – Academics In Cars #13
Posted in Academics In Cars Hip-Hop Interviews Multimedia Pop Culture
January 18, 2019

Young, Pretty and Hard-Hitting – Academics In Cars #13

 4 Comments on Academics In Cars #10: Black Radicalism and Hip-Hop in Marijuana-Land with Sima Lee
Posted in Academics In Cars Women's History Month
June 14, 2018

Academics In Cars #10: Black Radicalism and Hip-Hop in Marijuana-Land with Sima Lee

 3 Comments on Academics In Cars #9 – Hip-Hop In Africa With Dr. Msia Kibona Clark
Posted in Academics In Cars Women's History Month
June 5, 2018

Academics In Cars #9 – Hip-Hop In Africa With Dr. Msia Kibona Clark

 0 Comment on a Maimouna Youssef Workshop!
Posted in Hip-Hop Panels & Presentations Pop Culture
May 3, 2018

a Maimouna Youssef Workshop!

 5 Comments on It’s Bigger Than Kanye: Hats, Hugs and Colonial Relations
Posted in Articles Hip-Hop imwil! Media Criticism Pop Culture World News
May 2, 2018

It’s Bigger Than Kanye: Hats, Hugs and Colonial Relations

 0 Comment on 2017: A Pop Cultural Year In Review
Posted in Multimedia Pop Culture
December 24, 2017

2017: A Pop Cultural Year In Review

 2 Comments on An Interview With Boots Riley
Posted in Africana Studies Hip-Hop imwil! Interviews Multimedia Pop Culture
December 22, 2017

An Interview With Boots Riley

 7 Comments on Hip-Hop’s Still Troubled Narrative: A Requiem for C. Delores Tucker
Posted in Africana Studies Articles Hip-Hop Media Criticism Panels & Presentations Pop Culture Women's History Month
October 28, 2017

Hip-Hop’s Still Troubled Narrative: A Requiem for C. Delores Tucker

 4 Comments on Tupac Shakur: Unraveling the Politics of His Life and Assassination
Posted in Africana Studies Hip-Hop imwil! Multimedia Political Prisoners
June 16, 2017

Tupac Shakur: Unraveling the Politics of His Life and Assassination

 1 Comment on La Verdad! A Look at Hip-Hop Latinidades and Identity
Posted in Africana Studies Hip-Hop imwil! Multimedia Pop Culture
May 10, 2017

La Verdad! A Look at Hip-Hop Latinidades and Identity

 0 Comment on Genocide by Radio and the Clear The Airwaves Project
Posted in imwil! Media Criticism
November 23, 2016

Genocide by Radio and the Clear The Airwaves Project

 0 Comment on The White People Meter Election Analysis (Was Right!)
Posted in imwil! Media Criticism Multimedia
July 28, 2016

The White People Meter Election Analysis (Was Right!)

 0 Comment on A Real Black Magic Woman: In the Mix with Maimouna Youssef
Posted in imwil! Multimedia
July 12, 2016

A Real Black Magic Woman: In the Mix with Maimouna Youssef

 17 Comments on George Jackson: Releasing The Dragon
Posted in Africana Studies Black August Hip-Hop imwil! Interviews Multimedia Political Prisoners
April 4, 2016

George Jackson: Releasing The Dragon

 0 Comment on The Loss of Phife
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Multimedia
March 25, 2016

The Loss of Phife

 0 Comment on Jay-Z’s Black Lives Matter Philanthropy
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Multimedia
February 15, 2016

Jay-Z’s Black Lives Matter Philanthropy

 1 Comment on "Industry Rule #4080…" Behind The Music Part TWO with TRNN's Stephen Janis
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December 3, 2015

"Industry Rule #4080…" Behind The Music Part TWO with TRNN's Stephen Janis

 2 Comments on In The Mix with Rosa Clemente: Hip-Hop and Afro-Latina Activism
Posted in Hip-Hop imwil! Multimedia
November 10, 2015

In The Mix with Rosa Clemente: Hip-Hop and Afro-Latina Activism

 5 Comments on For Hip-Hop: Amiri Baraka and Black Radical Art
Posted in Articles Hip-Hop imwil! Political Economy Pop Culture
September 10, 2015

For Hip-Hop: Amiri Baraka and Black Radical Art