Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy: Re-Imagining Education
Hip hop as a form of Black popular culture can help to create opportunities to generate new knowledge on how to re-imagine a culturally sustaining pedagogy for Black youth. In this literature review, I examine hip hop as an example of critical pedagogy that can be used to reframe and re-imagine lea...
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Hip hop as a form of Black popular culture can help to create opportunities to generate new knowledge on how to re-imagine a culturally sustaining pedagogy for Black youth. In this literature review, I examine hip hop as an example of critical pedagogy that can be used to reframe and re-imagine learning and actively addresses the various forms of systemic racism and anti-Black oppression. Research has explored the impact of hip hop on youth's identity construction. Less research explores hip hop as a form of critical pedagogy. I draw on participatory methods to inquire how they are used to radically re-imagine a culturally sustaining and empowering vision. As critical pedagogy, hip hop can become a text and curriculum for revolutionary and transformative opportunities to critically interrogate intersecting forms of systemic racism while opening spaces for new generative learning by and for Black youth.
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spelling | doaj.art-14a95fa873f946f896c4298ffaf7887b2022-12-22T04:22:34ZengCanadian Society for Studies in EducationCanadian Journal for New Scholars in Education1916-92212022-12-01133Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy: Re-Imagining EducationHyacinth Campbell0Brock University Hip hop as a form of Black popular culture can help to create opportunities to generate new knowledge on how to re-imagine a culturally sustaining pedagogy for Black youth. In this literature review, I examine hip hop as an example of critical pedagogy that can be used to reframe and re-imagine learning and actively addresses the various forms of systemic racism and anti-Black oppression. Research has explored the impact of hip hop on youth's identity construction. Less research explores hip hop as a form of critical pedagogy. I draw on participatory methods to inquire how they are used to radically re-imagine a culturally sustaining and empowering vision. As critical pedagogy, hip hop can become a text and curriculum for revolutionary and transformative opportunities to critically interrogate intersecting forms of systemic racism while opening spaces for new generative learning by and for Black youth. https://journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/cjnse/article/view/76558 |
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title | Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy: Re-Imagining Education |
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title_fullStr | Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy: Re-Imagining Education |
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title_short | Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy: Re-Imagining Education |
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