Documentary: Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats And Rhymes | Must Watch!

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Hip-Hop: Bey­ond Beats and Rhymes is a 2015 doc­u­ment­ary film writ­ten, pro­duced, and dir­ec­ted by Byron Hurt. The doc­u­ment­ary explores the issues of mas­culin­ity, viol­ence, homo­pho­bia and sex­ism in Hip-Hop music and cul­ture, through inter­views with artists, aca­dem­ics and fans. Hurt’s act­iv­ism in gender issues and his love of Hip-Hop caused him to feel what he described as a sense of hypo­crisy, and began work­ing on the film.

Hip-Hop: Bey­ond Beats & Rhymes provides a riv­et­ing exam­in­a­tion of man­hood, sex­ism, and homo­pho­bia in hip-hop cul­ture.

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