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Montclair University students visited DLEACS third to fifth grade scholars to perform the show, "Golden Tales of Hip Hop". The musical produced by Professor Charles Burks reflects the cultural storytelling tradition embedded in hip hop, highlighting themes of identity, resilience and community voice. Through rhythm, narrative, and lived experience, the work captures the evolution of hip both as an artistic expression and vehicle for social change.