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Rolling Loud, BMAC PSA Calls to End Using Rap Lyrics as Evidence - Vimarsana News

Rolling Loud, BMAC PSA Calls to End Using Rap Lyrics as Evidence

Rolling Loud and Black Music Action Coalition have created a PSA to call on prosecutors to stop using rap artists' lyrics as evidence.

Source: xxlmag.com
Rolling Loud's RAP Act Rally Draws Thousands in Support of Young Thug and 500 Unjustly Incarcerated Black Men, Joined by Black Music Action Coalition - Vimarsana News

Rolling Loud's RAP Act Rally Draws Thousands in Support of Young Thug and 500 Unjustly Incarcerated Black Men, Joined by Black Music Action Coalition

Rolling Loud Miami kicked off its eighth annual event with a powerful panel discussion and in-festival rally in collaboration with the Black Music Action Coalition (BMAC) as part of Rolling Loud Week

Rolling Loud, BMAC PSA Calls to End Using Rap Lyrics as Evidence - Vimarsana News

Rolling Loud, BMAC PSA Calls to End Using Rap Lyrics as Evidence

Rolling Loud and Black Music Action Coalition have created a PSA to call on prosecutors to stop using rap artists' lyrics as evidence.

Source: 929nin.com
Rolling Loud Hosts RAP Act Rally in Support of Young Thug - Vimarsana News

Rolling Loud Hosts RAP Act Rally in Support of Young Thug

The act is the first of its kind to protect artists from their creative expression to be used as evidence against them in court.

The Recording Academy Takes Federal Effort to Limit Use of Song Lyrics in Court to Capitol Hill - Vimarsana News

The Recording Academy Takes Federal Effort to Limit Use of Song Lyrics in Court to Capitol Hill

The Recording Academy Takes Federal Effort to Limit Use of Song Lyrics in Court to Capitol Hill