From the organizer: Come celebrate Black History Month at the American Center while learning about Hip Hop Music!

Hip Hop Music emerged as the voice of young people who felt disenfranchised and has now grown into an international art form. During “Hip Hop: From Bronx to the World”, we will discuss the origins of Hip Hop Music, its cultural impact on society and its unique ability to cross international boundaries. After a short dialogue about Hip Hop’s Origin, Consular Officer Kenya James will facilitate a panel discussion with Viet Max, Suboi and New Fame. 

RSVP required. American Center welcomes visitors on a first-come, first-seated basis as space allows. Due to capacity limits and for your safety, we cannot always admit all guests.

Speakers: Kenya James (U.S. Consulate Officer) and musicians Suboi, Viet Max, and New Fame (Felicia Cruz and Adrienne Mack-Davis)