UNILWYL 1181

UNILWYL 1181

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Hip Hop is embraced as one of the most important movements of the past half-century, offering a unique opportunity to examine issues such as art, music, dance, identity, and politics. Students will examine Hip Hop's trajectory-from a 1970s grassroots community-based phenomenon in the Bronx, to a force that continues to shape music, fashion, and other aspects of pop culture and society today-and learn about the multicultural, cross-generational dimensions of Hip Hop's evolution, while sharing their own perspectives and experiences. Through reading, listening, and viewing a variety of media, and guided discussions with visiting artists and community members, students will explore the history of Hip Hop's core artistic elements and its cultural perspectives and contributions.


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  •   Regular Academic Session. 

  • 1 Credit S/U NoAud

  •  1801 UNILWYL 1181   SEM 101

  • Instruction Mode: In Person

    This is a Learning Where You Live course.