As Hip-Hop Turns 50, Icons From Across the State Reflect on How the Genre Took Shape in North Carolina—And Changed Everything - INDY Week

North Carolina's landmark contributions to hip-hop are often overlooked. But the Tar Heel state's producers, rappers, DJs, and curators have a different story to tell.

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North Carolina Literary Review Online Winter 2024 by East Carolina University - Issuu

As hip-hop turns 50, ASU experts weigh in on art form's evolution

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