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The F Word

Manifesto Festival repping for women and aboriginal people involved in the hip-hop scene

September 21, 2011
| Canadian hip-hop sensation Alida Kinnie Starr speaks with Ellie Gordon-Moershel backstage at a performance for aboriginal hip-hop artists.

7:35 minutes (6.66 MB)

7th Annual Vancouver International Hip Hop 4 Peace Festival

Sep 24 2011 - 1:00pm
Sep 25 2011 - 7:00pm

Location

Toronto, ON
Canada
43° 39' 12.6864" N, 79° 23' 2.0652" W

Seven years and still growing!!!

Free, all ages, drug and alcohol free

Back in Vancouver...
Pioneers of Cuban Hip Hop
OBSESION!
Direct from Cuba

On September 24th and 25th Vancouver will host the 7th Annual Vancouver International Hip Hop Festival 4 Peace! The Festival will be two days of performances by local and international artists including MC's, Breakdancers, DJ's and Graffiti artists.
Mark your calendars and check the blog for updates!

MAWO ~ Mobilization Against War & Occupation

http://WWW.MAWOVANCOUVER.ORG/
info@mawovancouver.org

P 604.322.1764 || F 604.322.1763

Progressive Voices

Turn off the radio and turn on your mind

August 22, 2011
| We speak with hip-hop artist Intikana on the origins of hip-hop and its connection to political activism, the colonization of Boriken (Puerto Rico) by the United States, and more.

33:05 minutes (30.29 MB)
arts/media

Nomadic Massive's hip hop gift to Haiti

Montreal hip-hop ensemble Nomadic Massive has come into focus for many in the city searching for a cultural expression of solidarity with Haitian earthquake victims.


Montreal is home to the largest Haitian diaspora population in Canada. A city-wide wave of artistic solidarity with Haiti was mobilized in the hours after the quake hit; hundreds of artists and cultural workers have taken to stages and to the airwaves appealing for people to support relief efforts.


Among them was Nomadic Massive, who launched Artists for Haiti, aiming to extend the current outpouring of support towards long-term solidarity projects led by artists focused on Haiti.

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The F Word

The Roots of Hip Hop - An Interview With El Jones

July 12, 2009
| Spoken word piece and interview with El Jones on the political roots of hip hop. Interview by Leslie Wilkin.

15:50 minutes (21.75 MB)
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