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Exclusive Cover Your Ears Trailer Previews Music Censorship Documentary - Vimarsana News

Exclusive Cover Your Ears Trailer Previews Music Censorship Documentary

ComingSoon is debuting the exclusive trailer for Gravitas Ventures' upcoming music documentary Cover Your Ears.

When rap lyrics are used against you in court: 'They silenced me for 21 years' | California - Vimarsana News

When rap lyrics are used against you in court: 'They silenced me for 21 years' | California

Rappers have long had their music used as evidence against them in criminal trials. California could soon limit the practice

Rappers Are Saying They're 'Cappin' in Songs. Here's Why. - Vimarsana News

Rappers Are Saying They're 'Cappin' in Songs. Here's Why.

Artists like Lil Durk and Virginia rapper Monster Corleone are adding disclaimers to songs, telling listeners (and cops) that their lyrics are fake. Here’s why.

Young Thug Case Shows RICO's Shift From Mobs To Gangs - Vimarsana News

Young Thug Case Shows RICO's Shift From Mobs To Gangs

The 88-page indictment charging the rappers Young Thug and Gunna with racketeering along with 26 others made headlines last month, but it was hardly surprising to legal experts familiar with these increasingly common prosecutions.

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UC Irvine Profs Talk 'Rap On Trial,' Criminalization Of Black Art - Vimarsana News

UC Irvine Profs Talk 'Rap On Trial,' Criminalization Of Black Art

UC Irvine Profs Talk 'Rap On Trial,' Criminalization Of Black Art By Sameer Rao | July 11, 2021, 8:02 PM EDT Like jazz before it, rap music spent several decades moving from the margins to pop culture's center, becoming a global economic and political engine in the process. The genres also share two other important and inextricable qualities: roots in disenfranchised African American communities, and constant targeting by the criminal justice system, say the authors of a new book looking at these roots. Professors Charis E. Kubrin and Jack I. Lerner of the University of Cali...

Source: law360.com