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How hip-hop became a vehicle for social change | Soul of a Nation

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June 20, 2023

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Hip-hop icon Angie Martinez sits down with rapper Fat Joe, organizer Chelsea Miller and The Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival founder Wes Jackson to discuss hip-hop's influence on politics and social justice.

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