On October 15, The Hip Hop Museum will honor Dr. Michael Eric Dyson with the Hip Hop Scholar Award at our Gala at Cipriani Wall Street. Through profound insights into Hip Hop culture, he connects its poetic roots to social justice, truth, and resilience—bridging academia and the streets with wisdom and love for the culture. This historic night will celebrate Hip Hop’s mind, heart, and soul—an unforgettable moment you don’t want to miss. Powered by our official media partner HOT 97, the night will celebrate to preserve its legacy. Link for sponsorships, tables, and tickets is here http://bit.ly/THHM2025GALA— join us! #HipHop #Hot97 #THHMGala #Cipriani #NYCEvents #InfiniteVersesInfiniteVoices #HipHopCulture #BlackTie #Gala #Scholar #TheHipHopMuseum (fb)

In 1991 Public Enemy detonates Apocalypse 91… The Enemy Strikes Black, the group’s fourth album— a frontline dispatch of booming breakbeats, sirens, and truth-to-power, anchored by “Can’t Truss It,” “Shut ’Em Down,” and “By the Time I Get to Arizona.” Chuck D’s baritone and Flavor Flav’s chaos cut through topics that still hit: history and exploitation, corporate power, state violence, and the politics of recognition. What’s your favorite track from the album? #PublicEnemy TheHipHopMuseum (fb)