Aleema Kelly ’26 Champions Hip Hop Diversity with WRTC 89.3 FM Sho…

At the heart of Hartford, Connecticut, Trinity College’s radio waves are pulsating with the beats of hip hop, thanks to Aleema Kelly ’26 and her late-night radio show, Afrika Work, on WRTC 89.3 FM. This unique show not only spins a diverse array of hip hop music but also dives into deep discussions about the genre, its industry, and the misconceptions that often surround it. Kelly’s efforts align closely with the Temple of Hip Hop at Trinity College, a key organizer of the annual Trinity International Hip Hop Festival. Advertisment Empowering Hip Hop Culture at Trinity Kelly’s show plays a pivotal role in the mission to bring hip hop culture to Trinity College in an engaging and educational manner. By featuring a mix of artists like Li Uzi Vert and Sharkey, alongside underground talents, Kelly ensures her listeners are exposed to the full spectrum of hip hop. Her collaboration with the Temple of Hip Hop underscores a shared goal: to unite artists, community members, and educators in celebrating and understanding hip hop’s rich culture and history. Bridging Gaps and Challenging Stereotypes Advertisment One of Kelly’s main objectives is to encourage Trinity students to delve deeper into hip hop, moving beyond...