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Thursday, February 26, 2009
The Future of Hip Hop Presented by MOAD
The Museum of African Diaspora in San Francisco, Ca. presented a panel discussion on "The Future of Hip Hop." This discussion included Davey D, the Bay Area Hip Hop Activist, and Michael Ashburne an Entertainment Attorney. This clip features on the Hustle of Hip Hop Artists in the Bay to Worldwide. Visit MOAD in SF. Visit www.raceforthetimes.com for more content on the African experience in the world from a Hip Hop perspective. In conjunction with www.daundaground.com
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Daundaground on KSJS, was revolutionary programming. After having all Black and Latino programming removed from KSJS, a coalition of community, students, BSU, and members of the radio station protested, met, and organized a station that truly represented the people. Daundaground aired from 10pm-2am, with talk shows, and uncensored music. Lasting 3yrs until rules were implemented to remove the all members of DU. This movement so changed bay area radio that KMEL was forced to go "all" hip hop, and address the bay with KRS1, remember that? that was a result of lost ratings to the small non-commercial station from San Jose State, who won best college radio station in the nation 3 yrs in a row. Daundaground since went to the web, where the first 3 yrs was internet radio & news, then onto visual media, now a blog, and soon .....Daundaground will return in a new form.
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