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As long as We view Success by the terms of Our Oppressor, We will always be chasing an unattainable goal. #LoveYourself & Build Up Your Own.
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27 years ago today, MF DOOM's "Operation: Doomsday" was released.
MF DOOM’s debut solo album, and the one that established the masked persona. Dense internal rhymes over dusty, sample-heavy beats, with a comic-book frame around the whole thing
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32 years ago today, Digable Planets' "Blowout Comb" was released.
Digable Planets’ second album, darker and more jazz-oriented than the first. Conscious writing set against heavier, less radio-friendly grooves.
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Queens Get The Money | Day 17
Cormega feat. Mobb Deep - "Killaz Theme"
(Produced by Havoc)
Def Jam really did bad shelving Mega's debut. Album was fire. This joint here belongs in The Louvre!
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26 years ago today, Reflection Eternal's "Train of Thought" was released.
The debut album from Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek as Reflection Eternal. Conscious lyricism over Hi-Tek’s soulful, sample-driven production, and a Rawkus-era landmark.
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My latest @SportsCenter essay on @Reese10Angel.
The one they tried to make a “villain” has always been a winner at every level she’s played. On the eve of her biggest challenge yet — and one she quite literally tweeted into existence.
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I don’t get into politics out loud….but BOY….it’s some athletes out here acting COONEFIC and COONTASTIC….
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"Revolutionary suicide does not mean that I and my comrades have a death wish; it means just the opposite. We have such a strong desire to live with hope and human dignity that existence without them is impossible." -Dr. Huey P. Newton
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This is what the British called "civilization."
April 1953. Mathare Valley, Kenya. They suspected the village of hiding freedom fighters. So they brought in bulldozers. Flattened every home.
They didn't just steal the land. They erased the people on it.
And 70 years later, the UK still has military bases in Kenya.
The empire never left. They just changed the uniforms.
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On this day in 1966, Bobby Seale and Huey P. Newton founded the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense.
More than sixty years later, the continued relevance of those demands laid out in the BPP’s 10 Point Program is a damning indictment of how little the material conditions of oppressed people in the United States have fundamentally changed.
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Pablo Torre tracked down Wu-Tang Clan’s legendary one-of-a-kind album, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, famously purchased by Martin Shkreli for $2 million,
and played it for Method Man for the first time 🔊
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method man absolutely glided on barry white's "playing your game, baby"
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38 years after the release of Supersonic, the ladies still have it.
#JJFad
#WestCoastWednesday
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Watch the music video for “Itzsoweezee (Hot)” now playing in 4K! youtube.com/watch?v=b5-XhnhG…
Pre-order Stakes Is High 30th Anniversary Edition available Next Friday October 23rd on vinyl, CD and digitally: link.wearedelasoul.com/stake…
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Ep 4 — The Making of Masterpieces: Pieces Of A Man by Gil Scott-Heron
The record that put 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised' to a band, and the story behind it.























