Tuesday April 12th at 6:00pm
@ the Cesar Chavez Library
Join a discussion over pizza about the messages we find in the lyrics of hip hop artists such as JayZ and MosDef. Issues will include politics, race, justice and struggle. Space is limited so please reserve your place by reading more information below.
This program is made possible with grant funds from the California Council for the Humanities "Making a Difference" program which supported the purchasing of dinner and giveaway materials including copies of JayZ's book Decoded, copies of albums from MosDef, KidCudi, Lupe Fiasco, and Drake, as well we texts from Dr. Cornel West and hip hop reference and rhyming materials.
Please contact Carissa at 758-7419 or via email at
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with your name and phone number to reserve your space. The program materials are limited to teens and young adults ages 12-20, however parents and family members are welcome to attend and participate in the discussion and learn from the music of a new generation.
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