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    The Millions More March

    Thousands gathered on the National Mall in Washington for the Millons More March movement. Proposing more action to be taken for equality amongst whites and blacks.

    >BBC News Article<

    Also some video footage on the CNN website but haven&#39;t got a link for it.
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    I was watching it on C-Span. Very good speeches made by Sharpton and Afrakafan(spelled wrong). Although I didn&#39;t like the fact that they had rappers like Jim Jones there seeing that they advocate the exact opposite in their music.
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    I watched it on C-Span and I liked it. There was some anti-bush and some anti-capitalist viewpoints on it, but alaso quite a few muslim and nation of islam people as well. The attendance however was not as big as I had hoped for.
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    Originally posted by Colombia@Oct 16 2005, 07:40 PM
    I was watching it on C-Span. Very good speeches made by Sharpton and Afrakafan(spelled wrong). Although I didn&#39;t like the fact that they had rappers like Jim Jones there seeing that they advocate the exact opposite in their music.
    I didn&#39;t watch it, but its a good place to unite blacks...

    Were there really rappers at the march??
    If I was a member of the Nation, I would of kicked any commercial rapper that goes against uplifting black ppl outta of the march
    The only mainstream rappers that I would allow would be:
    Common - Mos Def - Talib Kweli

    Malcolm > Farrakhan
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    Originally posted by Tekun@Oct 17 2005, 07:56 PM
    Common - Mos Def - Talib Kweli
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    i found the article really confusing and hard to read, is that just me? and didn&#39;t enlighten me much at all.


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    Originally posted by rioters bloc+Oct 17 2005, 10:50 AM--> (rioters bloc @ Oct 17 2005, 10:50 AM)
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    @Oct 17 2005, 07:56 PM
    Common - Mos Def - Talib Kweli
    fink i love ya


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    Its only natural, these cats know what they&#39;re talking about

    BlackStar and Common = best hip hop right now
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    Commercial rappers reach more heads than Def and Talib, why not let them be exposed to the march?

    Hip-hop leaders helping to galvanize the movement include Reverend Run, Sean “Diddy” Combs, Damon Dash, Jermaine Dupri, Kanye West, Ludacris, LL Cool J, Queen Latifah, Common, Wyclef Jean, Missy Elliott, Foxy Brown, David Banner, Snoop Dogg, Ice T, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana and Jha Jha of the Diplomats, Masta P, Juvenile, Erykah Badu ?Questlove of The Roots, MC Lyte, Fab Five Freddy, Biz Markie, Kid Capri, Cassidy, the Wu Tang Clan, Xzibit, Tony Austin, Humpty Hump, the Ruff Ryders and dead prez, among others.
    Kick all the commercial rappers out and you got like 4 people. Think about it.

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    Got nothing to do with the march.
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    Immortal Technique is the best rapper out there right now. Atmosphere is also good, but different.

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    Originally posted by NE_Liberal@Oct 18 2005, 06:40 PM
    Immortal Technique is the best rapper out there right now. Atmosphere is also good, but different.

    http://www.immortal-technique.com/
    ^Without a doubt&#33;
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    Hampton:
    Commerical rappers are counter productive to the movement, they&#39;re corrupting the minds of the youth - glorifying violence/sex/&#036;&#036;

    My bad, forgot about Dead Prez :blush:

    It doesn&#39;t matter if we got 1 "conscious" rapper...
    One filthy commercial rapper can rot many young blacks...

    I don&#39;t wanna see 50 at the march, after he&#39;s "beefed" with other black rappers, just to sell records
    They&#39;re pawns in capitalism

    I look up to Malcolm more than I do Farrakhan, IMO
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    Originally posted by NE_Liberal@Oct 19 2005, 04:40 AM
    Immortal Technique is the best rapper out there right now. Atmosphere is also good, but different.

    http://www.immortal-technique.com/
    i saw atmosphere at big day out this year, wasnt really feeling them. although they do have some talent, ill give em that.

    dead prez are fucking DOPE. let&#39;s get free is amazing and my favourite by far, rgb a close second
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    You have to be from the Midwest to like atmosphere I guess, maybe not. I think some of his lyrics are just unbelievable. He rights about reality, which is more than I can say about most "rap artists." The new Atmosphere CD is good. Its called "you cant believe how much fun were having." But to get started you should pick up "The Lucy Ford LPs" or "Godlovesugly." He is a lyricist for sure.
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    Originally posted by rioters bloc@Oct 19 2005, 01:37 PM
    dead prez are fucking DOPE. let&#39;s get free is amazing and my favourite by far, rgb a close second
    Dead Prez is da shit....
    RBG&#39;s: I have a Dream Too, its tight how they start naming all the leftist orgs
    Just tight&#33;

    Never heard of Atmosphere, but I will mos definitely look em up
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