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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2018 · 46 MIN

Ben Ortiz [Hip-Hop Archiving, Hip-Hop Education]

from Hip Hop Can Save America

Ben Oritz serves as the assistant curator for the Cornell Hip-Hop Collection, a part of Cornell Library’s Rare and Valuable Manuscript department. As someone who is very much of the culture, we hear about his work in this esteemed position, what the collection consists of, and why it is so important to archive hip-hop culture in an institution like Cornell.

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