Yo- I feel your stance- i think it's cool you look past the color barrier, but your need to categorize hip hop fans is still way too shallow. True hip hop fans don't need to be part of the struggle u described. A person can be a white suburban kid frustrated with the bullshit they see around them and for that person Kweli, or Dilated could be the answer. Hip hop is for those who feel it in their hearts, but it's definitely different for everyone. Hip hop can be a savior to people from nearly every walk of life. One (from the burbs)



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