Student Project: Hip-Hop Elements: Street Art

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Student Project: Hip-Hop Elements: Street Art

Student project looks at street art in Washington, DC

Msia Kibona Clark

April 30, 2017

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Student project looks at street art in Washington, DC

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Msia Kibona Clark

Msia Kibona Clark, PhD is an Associate Professor of African Cultural & Feminist Studies in the Department of African Studies at Howard University. She is also the Director of the Hip-Hop Studies minor at Howard University. She also teaches the courses “Black Women & Popular Culture” and” Hip Hop & Social Change in Africa”.

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