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A 6 page paper discussing positive aspects of hip-hop’s influence on society. At present, at least the “clean” versions of much of today’s rap is beneficial to society in that it diminishes the effects of racial prejudice, as predicted by Lewin’s theory. It has the ability to overturn the typical power pattern common in the US in all other areas of life in that rappers overwhelmingly are African-American, being followed by legions of white teens. They are followed by black teens as well; the surprising factor is that millions of whites fall so easily into the step called by the music industry in general and hip-hop specifically. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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6 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSsocHip-Hop.rtf
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by the parents of teens everywhere, Marshall Mather, aka Eminem, possesses a surprising talent and a degree of insight into the concerns of urban youth that policymakers could benefit from
if they would expose themselves to the message and the meaning veiled in Eminems special brand of vulgarity. At least one highly conservative single mom not only allows her
teen daughters to listen to Eminem, she even purchases a CD now and again. The only stipulation: no unedited, original versions allowed.
In a track from album The Eminem Show, Mather makes eloquent commentary on the effect that rap music has had on society. From "When the Music Stops:"
Music, reality, sometimes its hard to tell the difference But we as entertainers have
a responsibility to these kids. Man I hate this crap, this aint rap,
This is crazy the way we act When we confuse hip-hop with real life when the music stops. The South
Bronx Commonly touted as the poorest congressional district in the nation where average per capita income was just $8,000 in 1995, New Yorks
South Bronx often is referred to as a "war zone" where dropout rates exceed 25 percent and the sound of intermittent gunfire commands little notice. The Bronx as a
whole was not an undesirable area in past decades, but changes promoted by poor governmental and developmental decisions put much of the area into the realm of appearing to be
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