(DIGITAL) WBL Global Journal of Hip-Hop Culture: Bootleg This Journal (v3, i2)

(DIGITAL) WBL Global Journal of Hip-Hop Culture: Bootleg This Journal (v3, i2)

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“When I was asked to create a list of the top ten media makers creating social change in America for 2008, I couldn’t help but think about the meaning of this year. Yes, it’s an Election Year, a Leap Year, the Year of the Hip-Hop Woman, even the Year of the Potato; however, I wanted to tap into what the ancient Chinese astronomers and philosophers predicted for this year, being that there is always a correlation between humans and animals.”

- Martha Diaz, Lights, Camera, Social Action

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It’s official. Hip-hop culture has recently been identified by the powers that be as the greatest emerging threat to their iron clad control over the popular culture in the United States of America. Those lacking adequate cognitive and analytical capability may view CNN and Don Imus’ apologist’s crusade to blame hip-hop for pimping, whoring, slanging, banging, ghetto pathology, urban violence, and exploitation as legitimate attempts to identify the source of all of society’s ills. But those who know understand that all of these social ills have existed in this country since the emergence of commerce-based urban metropolises. Ho can that which already existed over 100 years before hip-hop emerged possibly be hip-hop’s fault?

View the latest call for submissions at wblinc.org/callforsub. Follow us on Twitter @wordsbeatslife and Instagram @wordsbeatsandlife.