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The platform allows viewers to peek behind the curtain, over the fence and through the cracks of black identity worldwide.
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Griots Republic reached out to Global Hip- Hop Connoisseur and radio host, Natalie Crüe, for a suggested reading list for readers wanting to learn more about hi... Read More...
I was at the Schomburg and we signed the declaration of the 10th element of hip-hop right after Phife Dawg died all these other artists are dying from food-... Read More...
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