Worker education and oral history in Denmark

Article Abstract:

The role of oral history in worker education was studied. Although oral tradition has significantly democratized written labor history in Denmark, it still has to be developed into a field of research for worker education methodology. Past studies have shown that narrative tradition can be utilized in the development of worker consciousness. Workers' individual histories can be synthesized to form a larger picture of labor history.

Social aspects, Usage, Denmark, Education, Oral history, Working class

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"Take me to your leader": a critical analysis of the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network

Article Abstract:

The Hip-Hop Summit Action Network in the United States is critically analyzed. While they claim to have successfully engaged the urban American youth in the political process, others question their ability to really empower the Hip-Hop generation because of their multi-million dollar lifestyle away from the grassroots level.

Criticism and interpretation, Urban youth, Hip-hop (Culture)

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