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>> i think a lot of people are just now waking up to the fact that most music genres that were birthed in america were birthed by black people. ♪ ♪ >> and were stolen and popularized by main stream white artists. >> the issue of cultural appropriation really speaks to the roots of the music industry. which have been for as long as recording as existed has really been riding on the back of black talent. some recording contracts still say the record company will own the master and any slave re...