Hip-Hop Makes Social Change in Senegal [article] / Jenna Caldwell / The American Word (09/22/2016)

Public ISBD contenu dans Sénégal [farde] Titre : Hip-Hop Makes Social Change in Senegal [article] Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Jenna Caldwell Editeur : The American Word Année de publication : 09/22/2016 Langues : Anglais Catégories : A:Africulturban (association) A:Amadou Fall Ba (directeur d'Africulturban) C:Contestation politique J:Le journal télévisé rappé (émission) R:Rap (Sénégal) Y:Y'en a marre (mouvement politique) Résumé : "When hip-hop was first introduced in the U.S. in the 1970's, it was regarder as "evil"- a pollutant of young minds. Many people believed that hip-hop encouraged violence and disorder, and this belief led to public destruction of CDs by artists like the controversial rap group NWA. Today, the general perception of this genre is very different. Now, hip-hop is percieved as a healthy, lyrical outlet for the injustice that we face in society. Not only has this style of music greatly affected American culture and values, but its influence has reached countries around the world. Senegal, in particular, is using hip-hop to create social change in their country, which is a concept that was once unfathomable." Permalink : http://lezartsurbains.tipos.be/opac_css/ index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=9093 contenu dans Sénégal [farde] Hip-Hop Makes Social Change in Senegal [article] [texte imprimé] / Jenna Caldwell . - [S.l.] : The American Word, 09/22/2016. Langues : Anglais Catégories : A:Africulturban (association) A:Amadou Fall Ba (directeur d'Africulturban) C:Contestation politique J:Le journal télévisé rappé (émission) R:Rap (Sénégal) Y:Y'en a marre (mouvement politique) Résumé : "When hip-hop was first introduced in the U.S. in the 1970's, it was regarder as "evil"- a pollutant of young minds. Many people believed that hip-hop encouraged violence and disorder, and this belief led to public destruction of CDs by artists like the controversial rap group NWA. Today, the general perception of this genre is very different. Now, hip-hop is percieved as a healthy, lyrical outlet for the injustice that we face in society. Not only has this style of music greatly affected American culture and values, but its influence has reached countries around the world. Senegal, in particular, is using hip-hop to create social change in their country, which is a concept that was once unfathomable." Permalink : http://lezartsurbains.tipos.be/opac_css/ index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=9093

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