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Originally Posted by shinerbock
And note again, I don't want anything to happen. We're merely discussing whether there is a double standard.
I just don't see the anger, I don't see the outrage. I don't see people protesting outside of record studios or demanding a large scale boycott of rap. I'm sure many are concerned with the state of rap music and are taking action. However, I just don't see the "results or else!" attitude that you see with other situations.
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The late Malcolm X used to tell white folks who wanted to join him to work in their own communities and organizations to change the mindset of
their community. THAT is the best way that they could help further his human rights causes.
So to you, Shinerbock and your ilk, express your anger and outrage to YOUR community, ie the white folks who OWN the record companies that produce and promote this and those in the WHITE community who buy and support this music. You do your work in your community and we will continue to do the work in ours.
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