TBAB Book Club: God Save The Queens (S04E08)
S04E08 Iandoli, K. (2019). God Save The Queens: The Essential History of Women in Hip-Hop
Date and time
Location
The Black Archives Bijlmer
Bijlmerplein 140 1102 DB Amsterdam NetherlandsRefund Policy
Agenda
10:30 AM - 1:00 AM (+1 day)
TBAB Book Club: Main Session
The Black Archives Bijlmer
2:30 PM - 5:00 AM (+1 day)
TBAB Book Club: Optional Extra Session
The Black Archives Bijlmer
About this event
- 2 hours 30 minutes
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Voor de eerste aflevering van het vierde seizoen lezen wij het boek 📘 God Save The Queens: The Essential History of Women in Hip-Hop van K. Iandoli. Dit boek is geselecteerd voor de thema's Hip-Hop, Vrouwelijkheid en Afro-American.
Voor een volledig overzicht van onze boekenclub (2024) zie linktr.ee of volg ons op instagram @theblackarchives.bijlmer.
Join us...
📘 S04E08
📚 God Save The Queens: The Essential History of Women in Hip-Hop
✒ K. Iandoli
🗓️ zaterdag 17 augustus 2023
🕥 van 11:00 – 13:00/14:00, inloop vanaf 10:30
➕ +1 (co-organizer) available
📌 The Black Archives Bijlmer, Bijlmerplein 140
TBAB Book Club S04E08 volgt de vrouwen in de Hip-Hop via GOD SAVE THE QUEENS: THE ESSENTIAL HISTORY OF WOMEN IN HIP-HOP van Kathy Iandoli. Het boek geeft ons een historisch verhaal van de evolutie van Hip-Hop en brengt de rol van vrouwen naar voren. De lezer leert over de context van carrière’s van bekende en minder bekende vrouwen aan wie we de wereldwijde invloed van Hip-Hop te danken hebben. Hail to the queens!
TBAB Book Club S04E08 is following the women in Hip-Hop via GOD SAVE THE QUEENS: THE ESSENTIAL HISTORY OF WOMEN IN HIP-HOP by Kathy Iandoli. The book gives us a historical narrative of the evolution of Hip-Hop and brings the role of women to the forefront. The reader will learn about the context careers of familiar and lesser-known women to whom we owe Hip-Hop’s global influence. Hail to the queens!
Voertaal/language for the talk: 🇳🇱 + 🇬🇧
Frequently asked questions
We expect our readers to acquire their own copy of the book, ebook, audiobook, or whatever preferred type of publication. We recommend you to check out our webshop via theblackarchives.nl, our friends at Bijlmer Bookstore, and second-hand bookstores to stimulate the local economy.
Yes, we're aiming to have relatively small and intimate gatherings of about 5-7 people but at times we end up with 15-20 people per session. This is not a problem but we'll have to adjust to accommodate multiple discussions at the same time. In short, we are limiting the capacity.
Our main target groups are people from local Black/Afro communities, residing or working in the Bijlmer or raised in the borough: i.e. Bijlmer Natives. However, our events are not exclusive and we often have a mix. Via our public editions, everyone is welcome.
We think you cannot guarantee a 'safe space' but we strive to make our book clubs welcoming, warm, inclusive, and inspirational. We work according to intersectional, intergenerational, and decolonial principles. We ask our readers to expect and welcome a variety of perspectives and views.
We communicate in Dutch as well as in English, especially when the books are (available) in English. However, our primary use of language is Dutch and we also read Dutch books. Our public editions are organized to be bilingual (English/Dutch).
Yes. Since the beginning we've reserved a moment for what we label 'Creative Monologues', where people can take deliver a monologue. This is often in the form of a spoken word piece/poetry but can also be the reading of a part or sharing artwork with a personal interpretation.