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History of Spoken word poetry across the world : (Contemporary Poets (GM),…

- - - - This movement later developed into the rap scene and culture (AM)
- - - - The rise of the Jazz Age (ML)
        
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  - - - Her main themes were religion, race, and the natural world
- - - - Kanye West (ML)
      - The Last Poets (ML)
      - Nikki Giovanni (ML)
      - Lemon (ML)
- - - - Armen Schwerner's The Tablets (GM)
        
        Parody style of ethnopoetics
        using Modernist collage techniques (GM)
      - David Antin (GM)
        
        collage techniques indistinguishable from talking (GM)
- - - - Inspired Italian and Russian Futurists (GM)
        
        F.T. Marinetti and Khebnikov (GM)
- - - - Maggie Estep
      - Reg E. Gaines "Please Don't Take My Air Jordans" (GM)
  - - - Cane by Jean Toomer's
      - The Colonel's Dream and Countee Cullen's by Chrales Chestnutt's
      - The Negro Speaks of Rivers by Langston Hughes
      - Paul Laurence Dunbar by Dodd
- - - - Jackon Mac Low "Simultaneities" (GM)
- - - - Gangsta rap of the 90s (ML)
- - - - Djéli Baba Sissoko performed her poems on radio during the fight for independence (GM)
    - - "Nienecoro ka Toncan" was transcribed and translated and brought to publishing house
    - - "Ntoron kele" was created into a short-film by Boubacar Sidibe (2000)
        (GM)
  - - - Taxi Conteur and his troup Naforo Ba are the contemporary storytellers of their past
- - - - WWII more modern tape recorders were invented for radio broadcast. Originally a military use, music started to be played over the airways leading to commercialization of sound and sound recordings (ML)
        
        The radio waves become commercialized. Sound (music) is a commodity and can be bought/trade/sold in 1950s (ML)
        
        Cassette tapes become a thing and continue to evolve in the 1960s. People can own more accessible copies of music and recorded poetry (ML)
        
        Poetry is mass produced on cassette tapes read by others and by the authors themselves s1960-1990s (ML)
        
        CDs - compact disks become a thing in 1980s and music and poetry is put onto disks (ML)
        
        In 1993 the internet became mainstream and available to the public. Sound files became digital and more readily available and shared with a wider range of audience. (ML)
        
        April 2005, YouTube is invented and users can upload videos. Videos are uploaded of live poetry performances. People are now able to watch live performances without actually attending (ML)
        
        April 2003, Apple creates iTunes. Spoken word poetry is now a downloadable file from the internet (ML)
        
        October 2008, Spotify is invented and used by the public. Like ITunes, people are able to download digital files of spoken word poetry. However, unlike iTunes, the artists can put their work on the site themselves instead of going through gatekeeper's permission. More spoken work poetry is available here than iTunes. Artists are also able to make money based off streams (ML)
        
        March 2016, SoundCloud becomes available to the public. Another music streaming platform like Spotify, this website is able to have artists upload their own spoken word poetry. (ML)
        
        In April 2015, the Library of Congress uploads 75 years worth of spoken poetry (ML)
        
        The "Rebel Poets" also known as the Beat Generation poets get recorded and airtime over the radio. (ML)