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DaveyD on Hip-Hop History Month

By Jared Ball 5 years ago

Legendary journalist and chronicler of the hip-hop tradition DaveyD joined us to discuss Hip-Hop History Month and the politics of memory.

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john says:

November 18, 2013 at 10:48 pm

I like what I am hearing, preach on.

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