Resisting to the Beat: Exploring the Theological and Educational Significance of Hip Hop as an Act of Resistance

What is it about?

The article wishes to explore the theological significance of Hip Hop as an everyday practice of resistance that warrants practical theological reflection. The first section pays attention to how Hip Hop came into existence and highlights its core elements, like the role of memory, resistance, social analysis, and critique in a local and global context. These elements make Hip Hop instrumental in being a voice for the voiceless and marginalised as an essential aspect of popular culture in contexts like South Africa and Brazil.

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