Freedom Moves: Hip Hop Knowledges, Pedagogies, and Futures

Contents

• Contents
• Preface
• Shout Outs
• Making Freedom Move(s): Hip Hop Knowledges, Pedagogies, and Futures
• H. Samy Alim, Casey Philip Wong, and Jeff Chang
• PART I: BLACK, INDIGENOUS, AND DIASPORIC KNOWLEDGE
• 1. Sweat the Technique: The Politics and Poetics of Hip Hop
• Rakim, Chuck D, and Talib Kweli
• 2. Know the Ledge(s): The Meanings of Knowledge of Self in "Post"-Apartheid South Africa
• Shaheen Ariefdien and Emile YX?
• 3. "Al-shaab yurid isqat al-nitham!": Sustaining Revolution in Palestine and Syria
• through Hip Hop
• DAM (Tamer Nafar, Suhell Nafar, and Mahmoud Jreri), Omar Off endum, and Ramzi Salti
• 4. "The Revolution Will Be Indigenous": Collective Liberation, Healing, and Resistance
• to Settler Colonialism through Hip Hop
• Jessa Calderon, Gunner Jules, Lyla June, Tall Paul, and Tanaya Winder, with Casey Philip Wong
• 5. "Luchando Derechos" in Neoliberal Spain: Hip Hop Visions beyond Racism, Xenophobia,
• Islamophobia, and the Gentrifi cation of El Raval, Barcelona
• La Llama Rap Colectivo with H. Samy Alim
• PART II: HIP HOP ORGANIZING FOR ABOLITION, REPARATIONS, HEALING, AND GROWTH
• 6. 1Hood: Hip Hop Art, Activism, and Media Creation in Pittsburgh
• Jasiri X
• 7. "Protection from Police Who Hinder Respiratory Airways": Hip Hop Theatre and Activism with
• Kuumba Lynx in Chicago
• Jacinda Bullie, Jaquanda Saulter-Villegas, and Leyda "Lady Sol" Garcia
• 8. Ripples of Hope and Healing: Sustaining Community by Creating a Social Justice Arts Ecosystem
• Sonya Clark-Herrera, with Measha Ferguson Smith, hodari blue fka Adorie Howard, Reagan Ross, and
• Casey Philip Wong
• 9. Beyond Trauma: Storytelling as Cultural Shift and Collective Healing
• Bryonn Bain, Mark Gonzales, A-lan Holt, and Michelle Lee
• PART III: HIP HOP AS CRITICAL, CULTURALLY RELEVANT AND CULTURALLY SUSTAINING PEDAGOGY
• 10. "Where the Beat Drops": Culturally Relevant and Culturally Sustaining Hip Hop Pedagogies
• Gloria Ladson-Billings, Django Paris, and H. Samy Alim
• 11. How Hip Hop Means: Retrospect for Beats, Rhymes, and Classroom Life
• Marc Lamont Hill
• 12. The Magic behind Science Genius: How Hip Hop Can Transform Science Education
• Christopher Emdin and The GZA, with Bryan Brown
• 13. Hip Hop, Whiteness, and Critical Pedagogies in the Context of Black Lives Matter
• A. J. Robinson
• PART IV: QUEER, FEMINIST, AND DIS/ABILITY JUSTICE HIP HOP FEATURES
• 14. The Pleasure Principle: Articulating a Post-Hip Hop Feminist Politics of Pleasure
• Joan Morgan, Brittney Cooper, Treva Lindsey, Kaila Adia Story, and Esther Armah
• 15. "When Can Black Disabled Folks Come Home?": The Krip-Hop Movement, Race, and Disability Justice
• Leroy F. Moore Jr. and Stephanie Keeney Parks
• 16. Queering Hip Hop Feminist Pedagogies in the New South
• Bettina Love, Regina N. Bradley, and Mark Anthony Neal
• 17. "These Are Not Sonnet Times": Building toward Liberatory Futures
• Maisha T. Winn
• Contributor Bios
• Index