the fact of the matter remains that there HAS BEEN outrage, see TonyB's post above.
Earlier this week on the Today Show, Meridith V. barely gave Dr. Tatum an opportunity to cite the times our community (and Spelman women in particluar) have stood up to bring attention to this problem, and try to find solutions.
Just because mainstream media has overlooked it, doesn't mean the Black Community hasn't made efforts to counter negative messages in "hip hop."
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