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King Had a Dream: And We All Niggas Now
by Keith Lee 2020-04-20 04:05:30
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This is a point of view describing the growth of hip hop and how the music has placed a bridge between the races. The music has been open and instrumental in cultural change and acceptance. included with poems of urban life.
This is a point of view describing the growth of hip hop and how the music has placed a bridge between the races. The music has been open and instrumental in cultural change and acceptance. included with poems of urban life. Less
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  • February 7, 2018
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