Diddy's White Parties were defined by excess. As he heads to trial, the parties are now being examined through a new lens.

On a recent episode of Mind the Game, LeBron James’ new podcast, the two-time NBA MVP opened up about the deep influence Hip-Hop and urban ... borough of New York City. “Let’s also just ...

In 2009, he wrote “Foundation: B-boys, B-girls, and Hip-Hop Culture in New York.” And in 2014 he wrote “Making Beats ... how hip-hop resists the ways American history often excludes Black resistance, ...

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“Atlanta, like New York and California ... used the genre to voice the struggles of Black communities, while Japanese rappers have turned to hip-hop as a means of rebelling against the country ...

Black musicians faced ... The birth of hip-hop at OSU: Meet the professors behind Ohio State's first hip-hop studies program Similarly, the number of white hip-hop fans has exploded in the last ...

Benzino also argued that Eminem’s success was used as a wedge between Black and White Hip-Hop audiences and criticized the silence from others in the industry. “Nobody says nothing,” he said.

Kyra Gaunt, a Black woman who is a foundational figure ... In 2009, he wrote “Foundation: B-boys, B-girls, and Hip-Hop Culture in New York.” And in 2014 he wrote “Making Beats: The Art ...

Hip-hop is the ultimate loudspeaker for the inventive language being generated on back blocks, basement parties, and school cafeterias in various corners of Black America. Phrases and terms that ...

This is just DEI nonsense. Now imagine what’ll look like when white James Potter bullies black Severus Snape…Great way to push a racism, victim agenda.” X user @MyNerdyHome posted ...