Traces the social history of hip hop dancing, exploring how it influenced the construction of the African-American identity and examining popular images of hip hop dance from films, commercials, and dance studios.
Describes how hip-hop dancing has evolved from the 1970s to the early twenty-first century, highlighting different styles and moves and discussing fashion and battles.
Provides an introduction to hip-hop and urban dance, discussing street culture, b-boys and b-girls, music, clothing, choreography, their relation to other styles of dance, training, and other related topics.
Discusses the origins and history of street dance, provides a step-by-step guide to some of the most popular street dance moves, and includes an interview with street dance expert and choreographer Ikeela Sealey.