Congressman Hakeem Jeffries writes an essay for 'African Voices' magazine about the 50 year history of hip-hop.

Congressman Jeffries wrote an homage to hip-hop on its 50th anniversary, honoring its lasting impact.

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries writes an essay for 'African Voices' magazine about the 50 year history of hip-hop.

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries recently celebrated Hip-Hop History Month in a special way. To honor the art form's 50th anniversary, he penned an ode to hip-hop for African Voices magazine's "Hip Hop At 50" issue. Jeffries began his open letter with the iconic opening of The Notorious B.I.G.'s classic, “
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