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In this episode, we talk with Simon, rapper and co-founder of Y’en a Marre, the Senegalese movement that turned hip hop into a force for political change. Simon reflects on the group’s impact during the 2011 elections, their call for a “New Type of Senegalese,” and his new project Rapping History, which uses hip hop to decolonize education and reclaim African narratives.
The Howard University Hip-Hop Conference (Nov 14-16) invites submissions on the theme "Respect the Technique: Hip-Hop and Technology," exploring technology's impact on Hip-Hop culture. Proposals for panels, films, workshops, and performances. Submissions are due by September 30, 2025.
This episode features a mixtape with 24 tracks from various African MCs, showcasing diverse styles and languages, from established artists to rising stars. The mix highlights the continent’s music landscape.
In the Let Her Cook episode "Unapologetic," students explore African women in hip-hop, featuring artists Eno Barony, Keko, Gigi Lamayne, and Reespect. They emphasize these women’s assertive expression and activism through music, discussing themes of confidence and social challenges, highlighting their powerful presence in the industry.
