Hip-Hop and Public Affairs discusses complexity of Hispanic influence on the genre
James Madison College’s Bridge program hosted the third installment of their Hip-Hop and Public Affairs series on Nov. 19th, highlighting the connection between politics, social movements, culture and art in the Hispanic and Latinx communities.
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