of course they are unaware of the powerful forces that worked to make hip-hop the punchline it currently is...
they have done their work well as now "rappers" and by extension the young black male are basically stigmatized as worthy of ridicule...
for most it's easier to ridicule "rappers' than to learn the history, spirit and reality of their own country
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