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WGBH-FM Basic Black: Why Are Courts Using Rap Lyrics to Criminalize Artists of Color?(Opens in a new window)

Berklee professor Danielle “Queen D.” Scott was included on a panel to discuss how courts are using rap lyrics against rappers of color.

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