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2Pac Biography
By: Adel Mohammed Fakhry

He ain’t that type of rapper; he aint that type of an actor, he ain’t that type of fame explorer, but he is that type of a legend, precisely a revolutionary legend. His music didn’t end up on just rhyming lyrics and mind blowing beat, but a message; to black people, to the world, to the whole universe, and the coming generations. This man had this dream, of spreading justice, equality, freedom, but government stood in his way, racists too. Trying to suppress the minority (black people), from revolting against the government that had the main role in deceiving the Americans from what is true and obvious actually. This legend was a son of a Black Panther Party members (Generally black people seeking power for their race, and trying to establish in a racist community, and help stop police brutality against black males and females), this legend is 2PAC (Tupac Amaru Shakur 1971-1996).

Tupac had two fathers a Black Panther father Billy Garland (his real father) and a stepfather Mutulu Shakur. Billy took care of tupac for 5 years until he was married that was when Billy and his wife left the panther’s party and he lost contact with his son till Tupac first time shoot by 5 bullets. After billy left his wife(Afeni), Afeni got married to Mutulu Shakur.

Tupac mother’s name is Alice Faye Williams (later called Afeni Shakur), she was one of the leaders of The Black Panther Party, and she joined it in 1968. she was a revolutionist who used to defend the black people. In the Black Panther party she organized community improvement programs. On 1969 she was arrested and jailed for 11 months accused by trying to conspire on the American government. She was asked to pay 100,000 bail to be freed but later they decided to cancel it due to fear of flight and she returned to prison pregnant with her child tupac. Tupac relation with his mother when she was in the Black Panther party was not that strong, as his mother was busy worrying

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