The Sound of Politics
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Rap and Politics: How Music Gives a Voice to Politically Marginalised Communities

The Sound of Politics
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Can rap music shape political debate? From protest movements to election campaigns, rap has long provided a platform for communities whose voices are often overlooked by political institutions.

Professor Stephen Coleman explores the relationship between rap, politics and political communication, examining how music can challenge power, influence public opinion and amplify marginalised perspectives.

Joining the discussion is Lavar Pope, Associate Professor at Loyola University Chicago.

Guest: ⁠Lavar Pope

Presenter: Stephen Coleman

Producer: Carl Hartley


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