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The Hip-Hop Mindset
Success Strategies for Educators and Other Professionals
Toby S. Jenkins (Author), Walter Kimbrough (Foreword by), James A. Banks (Series edited by)
9780807768709
Paperback / softback, published 22 September 2023
192 pages
22.9 x 15.6 x 1 cm, 0.272 kg
2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the birth of hip-hop culture which, as a global industry and phenomenon, has accomplished a lot. But as a culture, what has hip-hop taught us? How has it inspired us? In what ways has it freed us? This book presents The Hip Hop Mindset Framework—a perspective that gives us the permission to show up in life as our full authentic selves and to shine in our own culturally unique ways. Centered primarily in the field of education, this book introduces the hip-hop mindset as a professional practice that holds relevance for students, educators, and ambitious leaders in any profession. It is for those who seek to innovate, trailblaze, and create a rich source of professional magic. The author offers a fresh contribution to the literature by focusing on what hip-hop culture has to offer in terms of success strategies—what it can teach us about leadership, work ethic, commitment, and resilience. Expanding the important conversations about the power of hip-hop in the lives of youth, Jenkins explores hip-hop culture in the lives of adult professionals, including P–20 educators, community leaders, and organizational administrators. Book Features:
Contents (Tentative) Foreword by Walter Kimbrough Preface: Trash-Talking Acknowledgments 1. Born to Rhyme, Destined to Shine: The Hip-Hop Mindset Framework 2. Cultural Roots: Inherited Values, Beliefs, and Traditions 3. Drive: Hunger, Competitiveness, and Honor and Kinship 4. Approach: Creativity, Authenticity, and Ingenuity 5. Posture: Confidence, Commanding Attention, and Claiming Space 6. Can I Kick It? The Hip-hop Mindset in Professional Practice 7. Air-Walking: Concluding Thoughts Glossary of Key Terms Endnotes References Index About the Author
Culture as a Politic
The Hip-Hop Mindset
Six Africanisms Fundamental to Hip-Hop Culture
Hunger
Competitiveness
Honor and Kinship
Funk De-fied
Ingenuity and Cultural Efficacy
Turning the Tables: Creativity and Originality
Representing: Authenticity and Clarity
On Being a Badass
Shine Bright Like a Diamond
Watch the Throne
Toni Blackman
Martha Diaz
Timothy David Jones
Emery Petchauer
Bettina L. Love
Tony Keith Jr.
Ian Levy
Andre Perry
Edmund Adjapong
Mazi Mutafa
Aysha Upchurch
Baron Davis
Mike Benitez
William Boyles
Crystal Leigh Endsley
Education as a Space to Let Loose