Hip-hop is more than just music, it’s a cultural movement. Outside the Lyrics explores its sub-cultures through the stories of artistic pioneers who helped shape and remix hip-hop’s history. In this three-part digital short series, artists share with host Dr. Taj Frazier how they navigate their craft, where they draw their inspiration, and the people and neighborhoods that influenced them.
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About the Host
Robeson "Taj" Frazier, Ph.D., is a writer, multimedia producer and professor of media arts and culture whose work explores U.S. Black popular cultures and political cultures, fine arts, cross-cultural contact, and Afro-diasporic creative industries. He is the Director of IDEA (the Institute for Diversity and Empowerment at Annenberg), a research, programming and multimedia production think-tank that examines the intersections of culture, media arts, technology and identity.
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