Preliminary Links and Descriptions

1) http://www.uic.edu/orgs/kbc/hiphop/break.htm

This site was giving information about breakdancing and what people do and how they
breakdance. It also tells how and when breakdancing was created and where it was done and started at.

2)http://www.colum.edu/CBMR/Resources/Definitions_of_Styles_and_Genres/Hip_hop_and_Rap.php

This site is talking bout how the history is a very important to many people who are interested in hip-hop and it's cultural. This also talks about what hip-hop is basicly about and the defintion of the style.

3)http://www.nllc.org/summit2005/chavis.htm

This site is also talking about how a man named Dr. Benjamin Chavis also hepled a organization that is was brought up by Russell Simmons. the organization is called Hip-Hop Summit Action Network (HSAN), this organization was about empower the Hip-Hop community to utilize their commanding cultural influence for freedom, justice and equality, he needed someone with a strong mind and commitment to youth, national civil rights experience, political skills, vast spiritual knowledge and an adept human touch to head up the organization.

4)http://www.npr.org/programs/morning/features/patc/breakdancing/

This site has information about more breakdancing and was happened to it and lots more information like in Oct. 14, 2002 -- To most American radio listeners, even to casual fans of hip hop, breakdancing was a fad whose moment passed before the end of the '80s, tossed into the decade's time capsule along with acid wash and decent John Hughes movies. And in some sense, they're right. Breakdancing burst onto the national scene in the early 1980s, fueled by a media obsession with hip hop, enjoyed a love affair with the spotlight that lasted a few years, and then fell out of the glare just as quickly as it had located it.