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Free Lil Kim
April 29, 2005 5pm What a glorious day it was
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Free Lil Kim
April 29, 2005 5pm What a glorious day it was
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C. Delores Tucker obit
Here's a link to an obit about her and her cause.
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ob...ht_for_civil_rights_against_rap_music?mode=PF
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"What's That?" "French Horns!"
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Here's a link to an obit about her and her cause.
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ob...ht_for_civil_rights_against_rap_music?mode=PF
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"What's That?" "French Horns!"
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Re: C. Delores Tucker obit
<font color=3333ff>Rap still lives on...
(I mentioned her in '96 on a school writing assignment I did. Of course, I was pro-Rap.)
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<font color=3333ff>Rap still lives on...
(I mentioned her in '96 on a school writing assignment I did. Of course, I was pro-Rap.)
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Re: C. Delores Tucker obit
> Rap still lives on...
>
> (I mentioned her in '96 on a school writing assignment I
> did. Of course, I was pro-Rap.)
>
Yup.
It was typical to blame the music for the inner city problems. Of course, most of the problems had already been there for 100 years, mabye longer like poverty, drugs, unemployment, etc etc. If anything, Rap gave employment to a bunch of people who otherwise would have never had a job because the system failed.
As was said in the Warren G song You don't see "Why should the blues be at home here? Well, America provided the Atmosphere" <P ID="signature">______________
20 Years of POWERFUL music
Power 106 La's Party Station.
JOSH, Moderating the whole Radio-Info radio state of California and Indiana too!</P>
> Rap still lives on...
>
> (I mentioned her in '96 on a school writing assignment I
> did. Of course, I was pro-Rap.)
>
Yup.
It was typical to blame the music for the inner city problems. Of course, most of the problems had already been there for 100 years, mabye longer like poverty, drugs, unemployment, etc etc. If anything, Rap gave employment to a bunch of people who otherwise would have never had a job because the system failed.
As was said in the Warren G song You don't see "Why should the blues be at home here? Well, America provided the Atmosphere" <P ID="signature">______________
20 Years of POWERFUL music
Power 106 La's Party Station.
JOSH, Moderating the whole Radio-Info radio state of California and Indiana too!</P>
Re: C. Delores Tucker obit
She was upset by the lyrics which were demeaning to women. Was she wrong for her belief concerning disrespect? I wouldn't have wanted to be refered to in the manner in which she spoke about.
She was upset by the lyrics which were demeaning to women. Was she wrong for her belief concerning disrespect? I wouldn't have wanted to be refered to in the manner in which she spoke about.
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