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Subject: Re: The Morality of Music

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Michael Hedges (Lil Weezy)

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Date Posted: 10:23:05 11/02/07 Fri
In reply to: Mr. Moore 's message, "The Morality of Music" on 08:27:27 11/02/07 Fri

1. I feel that these individuals are racist to the new music. Since the music is rooted in the African American culture they feel they need to bring it down because of the sheer racsim

2. Yes i believe that this attack is racially charged. IN the quote they use words such as "primative" and "savages" during this time these words were used to reference african americans.

3.No music is not a drug lie he says in the quote. A drug physically affects the mind and body and music doesnt. It may make you feel good but its not crack

4. No maybe sreamo music though but thats just beacuse it scares me.

5. Yes. In the 90's there was an up roar against rap music and how it is making young kids kill eachother. They felt that 2pac and Bigge werent good roll models for kids and that they were simply ghetto trash but they were just speaking out against the harsh conditions they grew up in and yes a little bit of ghetto.

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Re: The Morality of Music	Dean Osman	10:28:56 11/02/07 Fri