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Journal of Hip Hop Studies

Journal of Hip Hop Studies

Volume 1, Issue 2 (2014) Afrikan Hiphop Caravan Special Edition

Journal of Hip Hop Studies

Cover, Editors and Editorial Board, Sponsors, Table of Contents

Foreword
Katja Kellerer

Message to Our Brothers and Sisters in Hip Hop: Africa!
Mumia Abu-Jamal

An Introspection: Get the Caravan Moving
Mic Crenshaw

Breaking Grahamstown; Breakin' the Dance: Exploring the Role of Break Dancing in the Construction of a Break Dancer's Identity
Lauren Kent

Interview: Hip Hop and Activism in Kenya
Moses Mbasu aka Buddha Blaze

Chant down tha System 'till Babylon Falls: The Political Dimensions of Urban Grooves and Underground Hip Hop in Zimbabwe
Katja Kellerer

The Influence of Hip Hop on Zimbabwe's Urban Culture
Shingirayi Sabeta aka Mau Mau

Stunning the Nation: Representation of Zimbabwean Urban Youth Identity in some Songs by Stunner
Pauline Mateveke

The Afrikan Hiphop Caravan: Building a Revolutionary Counterculture
Biko Mutsaurwa

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