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'''Hip hop''' or '''hip-hop''' is a [[black]] subcultural movement. Criticisms have included that it may promote or glorify criminal or negative behaviors such as vandalizing graffiti, misogyny, anti-[[homosexuality]], black racism/[[Black supremacism|supremacism]], anti-intellectualism ("Acting White"), drugs, gang membership, violence, and crime (a prominent example being "gangsta rap"). | '''Hip hop''' or '''hip-hop''' is a [[black]] subcultural movement. Criticisms have included that it may promote or glorify criminal or negative behaviors such as vandalizing graffiti, misogyny, anti-[[homosexuality]], black racism/[[Black supremacism|supremacism]], anti-intellectualism ("Acting White"), drugs, gang membership, violence, and crime (a prominent example being "gangsta rap"). | ||
[[ | [[jewish]] influence on the movement and in the record industry has been criticized. See the "External links" section. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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[[Category:Music genres]] | [[Category:Music genres]] | ||
[[Category:Black culture, history, and stereotypes]] | [[Category:Black culture, history, and stereotypes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:23, 28 February 2024
Hip hop or hip-hop is a black subcultural movement. Criticisms have included that it may promote or glorify criminal or negative behaviors such as vandalizing graffiti, misogyny, anti-homosexuality, black racism/supremacism, anti-intellectualism ("Acting White"), drugs, gang membership, violence, and crime (a prominent example being "gangsta rap").
jewish influence on the movement and in the record industry has been criticized. See the "External links" section.