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Hip Hop: Responsibility of Record Buyers

Listen Monday, Oct. 8, 2007 at 12:06 p.m. in Arts & Culture, Politics, Society

Hip hop artists are at the center of debates about offensive lyrics, misogyny, and negative stereotypes of people of color. But there's been less focus on the people who distribute and buy the music, from parents to record executives to teenage fans. We explore how demand influences supply in today's record industry, and whether the space for provocative, thoughtful music is shrinking.

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Guests

Justin Ross

Maryland State Delegate (D- District 22; Prince George's County)

DJ Eurok

Hip-Hop DJ; community activist

Holly Bass

performer, playwright, and Hip Hop Scholar

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