For a certain generation of Black kids ... afternoon on Cartoon Network, wrapped in the spacey, metallic branding of Toonami. If you were a millennial with half an ear to hip-hop and half ...

The hip-hop community saw some acts as not embracing the genre's Black roots. For over 50 years, the hip-hop world has presented fans with hits that have reflected Black culture. But as the genre ...

Nope, hip-hop is constantly evolving, whether it’s the art, fashion, language, or the music — especially the music. Staying true to itself and its Black roots, no one can deny that hip-hop is ...

Fans of pop know the term “Dirty South” as a hip-hop movement that came into ... or the influence of the Black body on Black art, and the emotional range of the work is wide.

That street culture, Black culture ... “the culture”–hip hop–now represents the driving force behind global contemporary music, fashion, art and language trends. An exhibition opened ...

is their connection with Black hair culture, itself freighted with social, political and personal meanings. Another great example of the complexity of hip-hop’s influence on art is Nina Chanel A ...

Hank Willis Thomas’ 2006 photograph, titled “Black Power,” is one of several photography pieces included in the exhibit, “The Culture: Hip Hop and Contemporary Art in the 21st Century.” ...