Laying in the cut, while Marcyliena Morgan introduces me at The Hiphop Archive/Hutchins Center back in 2013. Henry Louis Gates Jr and Lani Guinier among those in the front row.

#FlashbackFriday

Check out this article, “'Pain and The Hunger Made a Savage:' The Rebirth of 21 Savage and Why It Matters in 2020,' written by HARI Research Assistant, Festus Ojo.

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Happy Women's History Month! Enjoy these songs you can use to start your own discussions around women in hiphop, and also bump from infinity to infinity:
spoti.fi/39DM2fZ. #WomensHistoryMonth

Happy Black History Month from the Hiphop Archive Team! Enjoy these handpicked classics: spoti.fi/2v4eW9m

On August 11, we celebrated HipHop's 46th birthday! It was on that day in 1973 that DJ Kool Herc's party on 1520 Sedgwick Ave in the west Bronx, NY made history as the first hiphop party, ever. This party featured Djing, emceeing, beat breaking, and turn-tabling.

To commemorate Malik “Phife Dawg” Taylor’s legacy as a hiphop artist, Stephen Simmons and Gil Francois - childhood friends of Phife - reflect on his extraordinary call to hiphop and his unmatched talent as a rapper and performer. #Phifedawg #ATCQ

Here, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, one of the founding members of A Tribe Called Quest, speaks of his experience working with Phife Dawg and the other founding members of the group. You can find 'The Celebrating Malik 'Phife Dawg' Taylor' documentary here: bit.ly/2JygorE

It is with great honor that the HipHop Archive is able to share an original documentary on the story of Malik “Phife Dawg” Taylor and his untimely death on March 22, 2016 - three years ago, today. #PhifeDawg #ATCQ

You can find the documentary here: bit.ly/2JygorE

WATCH HERE “How’s Life in London?: The Globalization of Hiphop” --- A Colloquium with 2019 Nasir Jones Fellow Giuseppe Pipitone (@unet_HHReader)