... is everywhere. Like any other entity in entertainment, not everyone enjoys Eminem. His anti-fan base might not be as large as his devotees, but they are certainly vocal. The Gay & Lesbian Alliance against Defamation, GLAAD, has frequently protested Eminem. A GLAAD spokesperson was quoted, "Eminem's lyrics are soaked with violence and full of negative comments about many groups, including lesbians ... and gay men. While Eminem certainly has the freedom of speech to rap whatever he wants, it is irresponsible for UNI/Interscope Records as a company to produce and promote such defamatory ma...

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... . He has another hit song, "Guilty Conscience" featuring Dr. Dre, off this album. His next album, The Marshall Mathers LP released on February 23, 2000, caused great controversy with the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLADD). This album has three singles, two of which went to number one on the billboard charts, "The Real Slim Shady," "Stan," and "The Way ... ." He would just mention Em's now 5 year old daughter, Halie. This is how Byron would keep Em grounded. Marshall has often been accused of being a "gay basher" or a "woman hater." He says In Rolling Stone in August 2000,...

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... embrace the differences among each other. In his song "Same Love," Macklemore defends homosexuality, which is an anomaly in hip hop. This song has made the issue of gay/lesbian relationships more understandable to the mainstream audience. Through what these artists rap about, Macklemore is more marketable because it is more relatable to the mainstream audience, as opposed to ... ...

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... kids who enjoy rap will automatically feel like they can relate to him and the things he is saying are not what white parents want their children to emulate. The Gay Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) has repeatedly spoken out against Eminem claming that his lyrics are hateful and promote violence. However, he insists that he is just joking and a sense of ... ...

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... you a whole new outlook on race issues. For myself, I have never scene a movie that dealt with white people being discriminated. All I have seen is movies based on black people or gay people being discriminated. It really puts race issues into a whole new perspective. ...

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