![]() ![]() the Latto and p*ssy rap debate), or the public’s treatment of Megan Thee Stallion during Tory Lanez’ trial for assaulting her - hip-hop still has a misogyny problem. the late Gangsta Boo being left out of the in-memoriam portion of the Grammys), being harshly criticized for the music’s subject matter (i.e. Whether it comes to being deliberately left out of the conversation (i.e. ![]() This couldn’t be any further from the truth, especially as it relates to Black women both in front of and behind the microphone.Īlthough legendary hip-hop group Salt-N-Pepa, multifaceted talent Queen Latifah, the evening’s Global Icon Award recipient Missy Elliott, and newbie on the block GloRilla delivered a stellar performance, it has been a fight for them and other talented women like them to gain the respect of their male counterparts and predominately male fan base. With a diverse range ( or so they tried) of ages, geographic regions, and gender expressions showcased on stage, from the outside looking in, you’d think that hip-hop is a warm, welcoming environment. To commemorate the occasion, the genre’s pioneer acts, as well as some of today’s rising talents, took the stage of the Grammys for a tribute performance honoring the cultural phenomenon. At the 65th annual Grammy Awards ceremony, hip-hop celebrated a major milestone: its 50th birthday.
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