003: Does Hip-Hop owe the Black community?

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Hip-Hop has been nurtured within the Black community for decades. The experiences, the artistry, and the message are fueled by successes and failures of Black people and other members of diverse urban communities. Do rappers and other Hip-Hop artists owe the communities that inspire, and sometimes supply, their art? Should they? Are they already?

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