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    Since the late 1980’s rap music has been called the Anti Christ in our culture‚ because of it’s so-called influence in people’s life. People swear up and down that the music is why people‚ specially the youth resort to violent crimes. I think by saying this they are trying to cover up the real truth by giving simple answers. Rap is defined as a style of popular music consisting of improvised rhymes performed to a rhythmic accompaniment. The first rap song was made in the late 70’s‚ the songs were

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    The American Dream is the dream in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with options for each according to capacity or accomplishments. It is a dream of social stability in which each man and each woman should be able to achieve to the fullest distinction of which they are essentially capable‚ and to be distinguished by others for what they are‚ despite of the incidental conditions of birth or stance. The American Dream is often something that humanity wonders about. What

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    demonstrates the importance that music obtains in today’s society. Simply‚ music is a form of expression‚ not limited to any specific genre. Although this expression is not limited to one genre‚ there is one that seemingly obtains the title of most controversial. The Rap/Hip-Hop genre has been harshly criticized for the topics of discussion in which many songs entail‚ and the various projected images. Everything has its pros and cons; many people have lost sight of its purpose. Student of Dartmouth College

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    Some very influential musical artists/bands were Tupac Shakur and also Nirvana. Tupac showed “electric lyrics and controversial statements on inner-city life.” He also managed to write a number one album while in prison (Tucker). The band Nirvana “kicked off the alternative rock culture of the 1990’s.” One of their most popular songs is

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    David 04/16/2010 Tragic Hero Essay Tupac‚ the one and only‚ is my tragic hero amongst thousands of other people. He was a very successful rap artist‚ poet and actor. Tupac Shakur was a great man who stood up for his rights‚ and reached out to people. He is also a tragic hero because he became a well known rapper‚ and suffered death as a result of his behavior and attitude towards life. Tupac Shakur was born on June 16‚ 1971 in New York. He was a distressed child all of his childhood‚ with

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    Diddy Quotes In Beowulf

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    traitor Tupac (Gloucester). [Some Servants exit] Biggie (Regan): Hang him instantly. Lil Kim: Pluck out his eyes. Diddy: Leave him to my displeasure. Suge Knight (Edmund)‚ keep you our sister company. The revenges we are bound to take upon your traitorous father are not fit for your beholding. Advise the duke where you are going‚ to a most festinate preparation. We are bound to the like. Our posts shall be swift and intelligent betwixt us. Farewell‚ dear sister. Farewell‚ my lord of Tupac. [Enter

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    Thesis paper on rap music.

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    Rap music has become one of the most distinctive and controversial music genres of the past few decades. A major part of hip hop culture‚ rap‚ discusses the experiences and standards of living of people in different situations ranging from racial stereotyping to struggle for survival in poor‚ violent conditions. Rap music is a vocal protest for the people oppressed by these things. Most people know that rap is not only music to dance and party to‚ but a significant form of expression. It is a source

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    Charles F. Walker The Tupac Amaru uprising from 1780-1783 was a turning point in colonial South America. Although unsuccessful in accomplishing its defined purpose‚ it marked a major shift in colonial Spanish-Indian relations‚ and was the antecedent to the expulsion of the Spanish some forty years after the rebellion failed. But what was the end goal of the rebellion? Scholars have been perplexed for years about the true purpose of this revolt‚ acknowledging “The Tupac Amaru uprising almost immediately

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    And 2morrow

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    Tupac’s Analyzed Poem My poem is by Tupac Shakur. This poem is titled “And 2Morrow”. He was an activist of violence and gangs. So in this poem Tupac discusses the downs of gang-life. Tupac wrote this poem in a text message way of writing. He spells “tomorrow” “2Morrow”‚ “see” “c”‚ and “to” “2”. I believe he did this because he was speaking to his audience‚ gang member or soon to be gang member‚ in their language. Tupac is not illiterate so he spelled all his words correctly in the last stanza of

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    Explication Essay ! That’s The Way It is Written by Tupac Shakur in 1992‚ the songs “Changes” dramatizes the conflict between African Americans and whites during the early part of the 90’s. By delivering a motivational speech through his song lyrics‚ Tupac is able to convey a powerful message of peace and equality for his people; he wants to see a change in African American society‚ not only from other races‚ but from the African Americans themselves. Tupac delivers the powerful line: “We gotta make a change

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