Hip Hop culture has always been rooted in social justice. Even when the Civil Rights generation didn’t get it.
6 Quotes To Remind Us of Hip Hop’s Voice in The Justice Movement
To Be A Black American In 2016…
In 2016, Blackness is loved and hated; envied and despised; iconic and criminal; embraced and feared all at the same time. It is marked by hopefulness, sadness, brilliance, anxiety, rage and joy. It is the sauce and the lemonade.
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Beyond Using The Bible As A Political Prop
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