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Published on Mar 20, 2016
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1.
Rap & Spoken Word
Voice, Vernacular and Context
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2.
the history of rap
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Thomas Hawk
3.
what is voice?
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4.
examples
"Three Ways to Speak English" by Jamila Lysicott (TED Talk)
"A Wake" Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9fmJ5xQ_mc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDgmC1T3Uu8
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what is cultural appropriation?
Essential Question: If rap and spoken word were created by the black community, how can white performers use it as an expressive art?
What celebrities can you think of have appropriated other cultures? Why is this an issue?
6.
How can we use voice?
How can we use voice as we know it to tell our experiences?
How can we do it while being aware of culture?
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spoken word as a radical social tool
"Changes" by Tupac Shakur
"Same Love" Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
"Body Love" by Mary Lambert
"Words I Never Said" by Lupe Fiasco
"White Privilege" by Macklemore
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Neil Dorgan
8.
analyzing your favorites
Analyze it using the following guidelines:
Who is it by? When was it written?
Is it responding to an event in history? Telling a personal story?
Is it taking something from another culture? What does this say about the validity of the voice?
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