Hip Hop A2Z 50 Years and Counting 1973- ?

This publication is intended to persuade the reader to believe that the development and advancement of Hip Hop culture is a phenomenal cultural revolution. Hip Hop is more than rap music. It is intended to present facts to support Hip Hop as a movement of peace and unity through creative expression. This publication is intended to document Hip Hop's rise from a local, condemned fad to arguably the most influential culture in the United States and throughout the entire world. This publication is intended to present important facts that contributed to the development and spread of Hip Hop culture. This publication is intended to tell a story of triumph. This publication tells a story of how marginalized and diverse inner city youth established a culture that is non-discriminating racially, socially, economically, or through self-identity. Hip Hop practitioners around the globe make it the most diverse culture around.

The content of this publication is suitable for everyone, however beginning or struggling readers may need a read aloud. This book can be used as a culturally responsive tool for all scholars.

The Illustrator team consists of Robb Frostbyte King, M. Paul Perry, Troop Thomas, and Robert "Suave" Waugh.