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Workshop: Hip-Hop Alliance Presents Professor Adam D. Martinez - It was all a zine... Exploring the Intersection Between Hip-Hop Culture and Zine Culture. October 21, 2020.
Adam gives two thumbs up.
Title slide, It was all a zine - A gif of Biggie Smalls rapping with the quote, "You never thought that hip hop would take it this far."
Other artists on the cover include, Queen Latifah, M.C. Lyte, Big Daddy Kane, Kid 'N Play, and Janet Jackson.
A purple paisley cover titled, 77 Latinx Lit - Fall 2019.
The cover of Thomas Payne's "Common Sense," as well as pictures of printing technology - a mimeograph, popular through the early 1900s, and a Xerox machine, mid-1900s to present.
1960s to 70s Anti-establishment movements - the cover of the poetry zine "Presence" from 1967, featuring a collage of people's faces, hands, and headlines.
The Black Arts Movement - photos of writer Amiri Baraka and students marching with a Black Arts Repertory Theatre and School banner.
Covers of "Don't Ask Me Who I Am" by James Randall Junior, featuring a picture of the writer resting his chin in his hand, "Negro Digest," with a picture of vocalist and activist Abby Lincoln, and "Black World," depicting the bust of a Black man.
1970s - a 1977 cover of Slash, featuring singer Debbie Harry snarling.
A photo of Jamaican D.J. Kool Herc working turntables, along with a handwritten invitation to a 1973 party called the Back to School Jam.
The cover of Public Enemy's album, "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back," featuring an image of Chuck D and Flavor Flav behind bars.
A stack of Rough Trade's "West Side Stories" zines.
1990s: Riot Grrrl and Hip-Hop - the cover of Bikini Kill's "Girl Power," featuring singer Kathleen Hanna with her arm bent behind her head, along with a picture of Kathleen and Ad-Rock with their arms around each other on a sidewalk.
Six covers of Grand Royal zine with professional illustrations and photographs.
90s zine covers featuring artist photos and illustrations - B.M.B., Kronick, The Flavor, Graphic Songs and X-Plicit Language, 40 80, Caught in the Middle, Ego Trip, and Beat Down.
A textless cover with a picture of power lines over an arid hill.
The three Boys Don't Cry covers feature stylized photographic portraits of artists.
The illustrated cover depicts a bearded man wearing a cowboy hat, sunglasses, and a fringed jacket with his arms crossed.
The album cover features the rappers flashing their diamonds over a palatial mansion with a towering bullet-riddled sword dripping blood in place of a fountain.
The Overlap - a Venn diagram shows a question mark in the overlap between circles listing characteristic of zine culture and hip-hop culture.
Zine culture.
Keywords include grassroots, D.I.Y. culture, remix culture, voice for the voiceless, political activism through art, and more.
Contact info - Professor Martinez, English Department. Adam dot Martinez at Chaffey dot e.d.u.
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She smiles.
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