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Hip-Hop in Times of Pandemic and Protest��is a series of four Wednesday evening events in March, 2021 that explore��the impacts, challenges, and possibilities of the current moment in Hip-Hop.�� Focusing on issues of representation, politics, performance, and pedagogy, these events are a collaboration with Kalonji Nzinga, Director of the Race and Popular Culture Laboratory (RAPLab) and have been funded by the generous support of a Roser Grant and the cooperation of ŷ���ڱ���Ƶ Boulder’s Center for Native American and Indigenous Studies (CNAIS) and the Department of Theatre and Dance.����In collaboration with this series, the Latin American Studies Center and the Musicology Graduate Students Association sponsored and will host a presentation��and talkback��on Indigenous Hip Hop on Thursday, March 4.����

All events are online, free, and open to the public. For information and details about each of the events and for their individual Zoom event links, please click on the��links below (hover over the event title).����We hope you can join us.