Weekend Reflections: Legacy L.A.

Somewhere along my academic path, I have apparently become the sort of person who goes to conferences. Not only do I go to them, but I get excited about them. I promote them, and try to get other people to attend as well. I am not sure where that shift in my persona occurred, but at some point I changed from the person who thought conferences were boring and pointless to the sort of person who would actually pay money in order to listen to those boring lectures.

Theology in Hip-Hop and Rap

For those of you who are already readers, my guest series on Education will continue tomorrow. If you are new, welcome to the site. Feel free to look around, comment, or send comments to longawaitedcontact (at) gmail (dot) com.

For those people who spend time with me outside of the internet world, this may not come as much of a surprise: I am a huge fan of hip-hop and rap music. For the purposes of this post, I won’t go into the distinctions between the terms, but will use them interchangeably (as many people do).