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Rappers Say Protect Black Women — In Theory, But Not In Practice

As social dialogue has evolved over the last several years during the #BlackLivesMatter and the #MeToo movements, hip-hop finds itself at a crossroads: while rap artists and the hip-hop generation are dominant voices in this era of social justice, the overall culture lags far behind in conversations about sex, gender and agency. Click on the link below to read more.

Rappers Say Protect Black Women — In Theory, But Not In Practice

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