Hip-Hop: How Media & Moguls Changed the Genre

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The NYU College of Arts and Science Alumni Association presents: Hip-Hop: How Media & Moguls Changed the Genre Moderated by: Sylvan Solloway (CAS ’97, STEINHARDT ’13), Journalist and Director of Career Services, Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute Panelists include: Martha Diaz (GAL MA '10), Founding Director, Hip-Hop Education Center Frannie Kelley (GAL ’04), Editor, NPR Music Jayson Rodriguez (GSAS ’05), Editorial Director, REVOLT TV

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