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Lord Jamar on Black Men Unsure About Living Past 25

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June 10, 2016

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When the Civil Rights movement began, Martin Luther King, Jr. catapulted in the spotlight as the pioneer for equality for African Americans. Now, as presidential candidate, Bernie Sanders uses his time marching with great activist to gain minority voters, Lord Jamar says he's not too impressed.

The Brand Nubian rapper says he would have affected more if the politician marched alongside Malcolm X. During this sit down, the rapper says the movement led to conscious rap that could have led to a revolution, but was later clouded by Gangster rap.

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