
Child's Introduction to Hip-Hop: The Beats, Rhymes, and Roots of a Musical Revolution
by Jordannah Elizabeth Author and Markia Jenai Author
This guide to hip-hop teaches kids about its history and global cultural impact, from early heroes like The Sugar Hill Gang and Run D.M.C. to modern titans like Kanye West, Cardi B, and Kendrick Lamar.
Acclaimed journalist and music critic Jordannah Elizabeth takes kids on a journey through hip-hop’s history, explaining its invention and evolution into a powerful platform that gives a voice to the Black community in America. From Tupac Shakur and Ms. Lauryn Hill to Drake and Tyler the Creator, kids learn about hip-hop’s biggest names and their roots while celebrating the community that propelled them to stardom.
Packed with modern illustrations, including a pull-out poster for coloring, this book features age-appropriate descriptions of a genre that’s changing the world It’s perfect for young students interested in hip-hop and rap, as well as parents introducing their children to their favorite artists. This is recommended for kids ages 8 to 12.
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