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    How Tha Carter 3 came to be "the most anticipated rap album of 2008" could involve standard delays and guarantees of a great body of work ‚ and bullet points that might solely exist within the ridiculous world of Lil Wayne. Wayne at the time was destroying mixtapes as he took a large number of shots at other celebrities on his previous album (Tha Carter 2)‚ making him a Hip-Hop superstar. His "best rapper alive" quote is discussed till this day. The first track to start off with is good track titled

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    “What are Rappers Really Saying about the Police?” talks a lot about how the criminal justice system is unfair and biased based on who they are. The supportive details the authors gives would be when they give two examples of songs by Tupac and Jay-Z‚ then they give their opinion of what the songs meant. The conclusion is that they found the messages that were given was not that the rappers disliked the justice‚ however‚ they disliked the way it was being implemented. In the article

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    sistema de castas‚ or racial lineages. For example‚ the first painting in the series normally represents a Spaniard‚ an Indian‚ and their child‚ a mestizo‚ and so on. It shows the different “types” of people who come from two different backgrounds. 4.​Tupac Amaru was the leader of an uprising against the Spanish in Peru. The uprising was unsuccessful‚ but he became a figure for Peruvian struggle and the indigenous rights. Although the Spanish encomienda had been abolished in 1720‚ most natives at the

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    Music plays a considerable and fundamental role in the youth culture. It affects their mood‚ the way they speak‚ the way they dress‚ and even the friends they hang out with. With music being such a big influence in their lives‚ one cannot help but wonder what kind of impacts degrading and rebellious music has on youth nowadays. The truth is rebellious music represents two sides of the same coin‚ an avenue for emotional freedom and identity‚ as well as a catalyst for violent behavior in youth.

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    Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained‚ follows the story of a slave named Django (Jamie Foxx) who is on a quest to save his wife after being liberated by a German bounty hunter‚ Dr. Schultz (Christoph Waltz). The first half of the film has many western themes and characters including bounty hunters‚ a sheriff‚ and pays homage to the old western movies. The second half of the film is more a Blaxploitation/revenge film and focuses on trying to create a black hero. The film follows Django who starts

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    The Great Gatsby 2013 From: Matthew Arcara Date: 2012-11-30 To: Paramount Pictures Title Information Projected Release Date: May 25‚ 2013 (North America) Studio: TBA Producers: Matthew Arcara‚ and Martin Scorsese Writers: F. Scott Fitzgerald Genre: Drama/Romance Official Website: www.thegreatgatsby2013.com Viewing Formats: 3D and 2D(subject to availability) Budget: $127‚000‚000 Filming Locations:  Toronto‚ California‚ and New York Filming Dates: 1 September 2011 - 4 January 2012 Short Film Summary:

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    singing was not too good‚ it didn’t matter because we sung as a group. When 7th grade came‚ I remember this day as a very special day. I met a student named Kenny‚ me and him talked and got to know each other‚ and he asked me if I listened to Eminem‚ Tupac‚ or Jay Z. I told him I had no idea what he was talking about. He was shocked at how I have never heard of these rappers. That day when school was over‚ Kenny asked me to come over to his house to hangout. I went over and we played some video games

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    father’s land” (216). When he arrives at Nusrat’s house looking for Najmah‚ Nusrat lies and tells him that she is not there‚ “Where is the boy I brought you yesterday‚ without missing a heartbeat‚ Nusrat smiles pleasantly. He found his family‚ Khuda ra Shakur‚ thank god” (214). This is when Najmah starts to trust Nusrat and realize that she really is trying to do all she can to help Najmah. “My heart‚ which has been learning to feel comfortable and

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    Hip Hop as a Force for Social Change In the Triton Talk‚ Using Hip Hop and Arts as Forces for Social Change‚ Phillip Jacobs discusses the societal impact of hip hop and the changes it has caused. Social change‚ as defined by Cliff Notes‚ “refers to any significant alteration over time in behavior patterns and cultural values and norms…changes yielding profound social consequences” (Social Change Defined). Jacobs claims that hip hop is influential in society in many ways; he brings up several examples

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    Rather than asking “are prisons obsolete” what it seems Angela Davis is asking is “are prisons really necessary?” Davis is quotes that more than “two million people out of a world total of 9 million now inhabit U.S. prisons‚ jails‚ youth facilities and immigrant detention centers. And also brings up the issue of the racism and sexism prevalent in America’s prison systems. She exploits the prejudices of the justice system and highlights the “coincidence” of the extremely high percentage of colored

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