... Turner visited Africa and returned to encourage emigration. That same year, he and Professor Edward Blyden of Liberia lobbied in congress for the Butler Bill, which would grant financial aid to all blacks wishing to emigrate. The bill never passed, but Blyden's writings still had a profound impact on one Jamaican man, Marcus Garvey. (Third Way, 3) In 1913, Garvey (living in London) founded ... Geto Boys, Treach, Tupac, and more. Salt-n-Pepa changed all that for women with "Push it." (Henderson, 7) Nationalism must be wedded to at least two other elements: image and organization. Russell...

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... like that and if you're a real women, you're classy and elegant. Those lyrics wouldn't necessarily affect you. You'd just groove to the music" (Farley 78). Richard Shaw, Bushwick Bill, says: "I call women bitches and hos because all the women I've met since I've been out here are bitches and hos." When asked, at the [National Association of Black Journalists ... also thinks that rap should not be the blame for what young people are doing today because movies also show violence, rapes, and people being killed (Marroitt, "Hard-core" A1+). Russell Simmons, CEO of Def Jam Recordings, says t...

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