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The stories of hip-hop, of rap music, are the stories of a million MCs who inside of them the words are coming, the words they need to make sense of the world around them. The words are witty and blunt, abstract and linear, sober and fucked up. And when we decode that torrent of words — by which I mean really listen to them with our minds and hearts open — we can understand their world better. And ours too. It's the same world.

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2Pac Alex Fulford III All I Need Arrested Development A Tribe Called Quest Berkeley Black Star Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos Black Words Boogie Down Productions Boston Brooklyn Brown University Bud Billiken Parade Burn Hollywood Burn Caprice Classic Chicago Common Consequence De La Soul Elevators Eminem Eric B & Rakim Fight the Power Footworkingz Fugees Furious Five Gang Starr Get it Together GLC Grandmaster Flash Hip-Hop Howard University Ice Cube If I Ruled the World Indiana University Jay-Z J Dilla Juste Debout Kanye West Keep Ya Head Up Kendrick Lamar KRS-One Lauryn Hill Mary J. Blige Method Man Mobb Deep Morehouse Mos Def N.Y. State of Mind Nas New York City Northwestern University Notorious B.I.G. Outkast Paris Public Enemy Queen Latifah Ready or Not Scenario Slum Village Spaceship Stakes is High Stanford University Talib Kweli The Corner The Coup The Message The Roots TLC U.N.I.T.Y. University of Chicago University of Illinois Washington D.C. Young Chicago Authors
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