WHO WE ARE
Hip Hop Caucus uses the power of our cultural expression to empower communities who are first and worst impacted by injustice. We are fighting for a future that ensures peace and prosperity for our communities.
The Issues
At Hip Hop Caucus, we understand that our fight for a greener future is intersectional. Our work spans across racial and economic justice in an effort to ensure liberation for Black, Brown and Indigenous communities. Explore more of our work today.
Civil & Human Rights
We are fighting to make sure all of us have access to the mic and uses it to speak truth to power and get in good trouble.
Climate Justice
We are fighting for clean air and clean water for BIPOC communities.
The Latest
New Orleans City Council presented the Hip Hop Caucus with a proclamation recognizing the group’s hard work and dedication to memorializing the Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and its impact on New Orleans
21st Annual Katrina March and Second Line to Commemorate Anniversary
New Orleans events: Gary Clark Jr., Buddy Guy, Devo, Savor the City and more this week
Katrina Commemoration Inc. and Hip Hop Caucus Call for National Moment of Silence on 20th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina
Michigan’s Ballot Initiative Victory: How Cultural Organizing and Grassroots Power Are Working Despite Corporate Opposition to Ban Campaign Contributions
Michigan utility interests pump $100K into fight against political spending ban
Respect My Vote Turns 18 as Black Gen Z Voters Stand for Freedom and Justice but Question American Democracy