This document provides 5 essay and discussion topics relating to the theme of discrimination and prejudice in hip-hop lyrics and assigned readings. The topics ask how rappers discuss discrimination in selected lyrics, how the theme is reflected differently in hip-hop versus readings, what creates this difference, an argument about an artist who relies on the theme, and a comparison of an artist to a writer on how they deal with discrimination.
This document provides 5 essay and discussion topics relating to the theme of discrimination and prejudice in hip-hop lyrics and assigned readings. The topics ask how rappers discuss discrimination in selected lyrics, how the theme is reflected differently in hip-hop versus readings, what creates this difference, an argument about an artist who relies on the theme, and a comparison of an artist to a writer on how they deal with discrimination.
This document provides 5 essay and discussion topics relating to the theme of discrimination and prejudice in hip-hop lyrics and assigned readings. The topics ask how rappers discuss discrimination in selected lyrics, how the theme is reflected differently in hip-hop versus readings, what creates this difference, an argument about an artist who relies on the theme, and a comparison of an artist to a writer on how they deal with discrimination.
1. Based on the selected lyrics (attached to each word) in this
section, how do rappers discuss the theme of discrimination and prejudice? * 2. Compare and contrast how the theme of discrimination and prejudice is reflected in Hip-Hop versus how this theme is reflected in your assigned readings. * 3. What key factor, if any helps create this difference in the discussion of discrimination and prejudice in Hip-Hop versus your assigned reading? * 4. Make an argument that a particular artist on Rhymes with Reason relies heavily on the theme of discrimination and prejudice. Use the Search Bar to help you search by artist! * 5. Explain how your selected artist is similar and/or different from a selected writer/author (from an assigned reading) in their focus on the theme of discrimination and prejudice. Who do you think faces more discrimination or prejudice, and how do the two authors (the artist, and the writer) deal with it differently? *