Educational Bundle: Remix the Archive: Making Black History Contemporary // In Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Hip-Hop
Ignite your passion with "Remix the Archive: Making Black History Contemporary"—celebrating 50 years of Hip-Hop like never before!
Immerse yourself in a dynamic presentation, seamlessly connecting the genre to its past and present.
Elevate your learning experience with visually rich slides and a meticulously crafted Lesson Plan.
This isn't just a bundle; it's an empowering journey into the dynamic fusion of hip-hop and Black history, creating a more just and exciting society.
Bundle highlights:
Dynamic Presentation
Visually Rich Slides
In-depth Companion Guide
Meticulously Crafted Lesson Plan
Ignite your passion with "Remix the Archive: Making Black History Contemporary"—celebrating 50 years of Hip-Hop like never before!
Immerse yourself in a dynamic presentation, seamlessly connecting the genre to its past and present.
Elevate your learning experience with visually rich slides and a meticulously crafted Lesson Plan.
This isn't just a bundle; it's an empowering journey into the dynamic fusion of hip-hop and Black history, creating a more just and exciting society.
Bundle highlights:
Dynamic Presentation
Visually Rich Slides
In-depth Companion Guide
Meticulously Crafted Lesson Plan
Ignite your passion with "Remix the Archive: Making Black History Contemporary"—celebrating 50 years of Hip-Hop like never before!
Immerse yourself in a dynamic presentation, seamlessly connecting the genre to its past and present.
Elevate your learning experience with visually rich slides and a meticulously crafted Lesson Plan.
This isn't just a bundle; it's an empowering journey into the dynamic fusion of hip-hop and Black history, creating a more just and exciting society.
Bundle highlights:
Dynamic Presentation
Visually Rich Slides
In-depth Companion Guide
Meticulously Crafted Lesson Plan
Freedom School Online Student Testimonials:
“This was a wonderful presentation. It really made me rethink how I looked at hip hop as interactive and immersive art. How it very much so is a call and response as me as an individual, as a Black person, and as someone from Northern California. I recently went to an Everyday People party and this presentation allowed me to have the language of how I experienced the party.”
“Learning an alternate way to think about history, the archive, and hip hop culture. I came to realize that I am more hip-hop and a product of hip-hop culture than I previously thought.”
“The presentation was really thought provoking… It really inspired me to think about the dialogues with elders/ancestors & how to make them relevant. It has inspired me to continue the coalition work that I'm involved in (abolition and reparations). The presentation really resonated, especially since my background is in music therapy. Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge and am looking forward to sitting in again!”