hip hop and raceBy: Clarissa Callon,Stefani Diaz, Tori Young, Jesse Cunha,Justin Derghazarian,Emmanuel cuevas

Hip-Hop Stereotypes

Commodification

Beats By Dre

Graffiti as a Work of Art

Graffiti as a Commodity

Appropriation: History (1970’s)

Appropriation: 80’s into 2000’s

Appropriation: 2000+

Eminem and his Impact on Hip-Hop

Hip Hop today

In Conclusion!1. Creating Race2. Appropriation3. Commodification4. Co-optation

Thank you!if you have any questions about our presentation and would like to contact any of us, feel free!

Clarissa- clarissacallon@gmail.com

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jesse-

Works Cited50 Cent talks Eminem, Rick Ross, Street King Immortal, Say Hip Hop is Pop Now. (n.d.). YouTube. Retrieved June 2, 2014, from

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTM9cm71K4U

Eminem | Bio, Pictures, Videos | Rolling Stone. (n.d.). Rolling Stone. Retrieved June 10, 2014, from

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/artists/eminem