Canadian Hip Hop History Video-0100.mp4
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Channel: DRLibby · 2010 · Education
Words at the historic NorthSide Hip Hop exhibit launch party at Toronto Free Gallery lecture featuring K4ce and D. Higgins breaking down the Hip Hop history, with shout outs to local legendary Hip Hop community icons. RECOMMENDED WEBLINK: http://northsidehiphop.ca/culture/events/t-dot-pioneers-toronto-launch-party-for-northsidehiphop-ca/ T-DOT PIONEERS: TORONTO LAUNCH PARTY FOR NORTHSIDEHIPHOP.CA RECOMMENDED READING: 'Hip Hop World: A Groundwork Guide by Dalton Higgins (2009)' Quote "Hip hop have never had any rules or any official global governing body (the Zulu Nation acts more as an international hip hop awareness body, and its influence has diminished greatly over time.) The mere idea of any state government, regardless of political ideology (socialism, capitalism, communism), supporting an outlaw music and culture invented to speak out against oppression in all its forms in oxymoronic at the least, contradictoy at the best. But then again, ex-Cuban president Fidel Castro (and his brother Raul, who took over in 2006) has always marched to his own beat, is views flying in the face of the West." (pg. 107, Hip Hop World)
