Overview

People have long used hip-hop as a way to identify and express their dissatisfaction over issues in society. From protest songs during the Civil Rights Movement to anthems for justice during the Black Lives Matter movement, hip-hop unifies people, urges them to take action, and seeks to end oppression. Discover hip-hop’s history in social justice, education, and advocacy, and learn more about the messengers of these movements, from Queen Latifah to Kendrick Lamar.

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""Does a solid job of introducing the power of music as a voice for marginalized populations. . . Great for both browsers and researchers.""—Booklist

Author Information

Dr. Monica B. Morall-Baker is an author of nonfiction books for children. She lives and works in northern Georgia.

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