Living a Hip Hop and Abolitionist Life: A Conversation with Bettina Love and Jonathan Holloway
The Rutgers Cultural Center Collaborative invites you to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy of excellence by attending "A Presentation and Conversation with Dr. Bettina Love: Living a Hip Hop & Abolitionist Life" virtually on Thursday, January 20 at 6 p.m.
Dr. Love will discuss how Hip Hop Civics Ed, when linked to the framework of intersectionality and Abolitionist Teaching, creates a space where Black lives matter and analytic sensibilities are nurtured to engage youth in the work of fighting for visibility, inclusion, and justice.
This event will also feature a conversation with Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway, and a moderated Q&A.
Dr. Love is the Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Educational Theory and Practice at University of Georgia, where she teaches on hip-hop based education, black girlhood, diversity and social justice, hip hop feminism and critical media literacy. Learn more about Dr. Love and the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Legacy Series at go.rutgers.edu/mlk-legacy-series.
