Besides making use of hip hop songs that are already made by professional artists, using the talent here on campus expressed through their own hip hop songs or spoken work. There are many artists who utilize hip hop to turn their own personal struggles into art. Some artists even cover the intersectionality of their struggles in their music such as the three women who together comprises a Havanan hip hop group named Las Krudas. Together Las Krudas speaks on the intersectional oppression that they face from being Afro-Latina, a women and poor (Armstead, 2007). Respectively, there is something to be said when combining modes of artistic protest expression such as hip hop music and dance. Plausibly, a group of students could dance a hip hop
