Public Enemy’s Chuck D breaks it down on the anniversary of Fear of a Black Planet.
Spotted at Notes from A Different Kitchen. Speaking on hip-hop, credit Grandgood for finding the essay on Black-Eyed Peas as the most corporate band in America.
Saturday Radical Culture: Chuck D on Real Hip-Hop (& Fake)
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