A very interesting article highlighting the connection between hip-hop (specifically Kendrick Lamar's m.A.A.d City album) and social policy (specifically gun control.)
This space is dedicated to my interests in music, fashion, film, books and writing, art, and pop culture. Phew! All of these things add to my story. Maybe you'll find inspiration within these posts to explore the things that I enjoy and find interesting. Or perhaps you'll think more about what's happening in popular (and sub) culture, and you'll want to engage in a dialogue. No matter the outcome - enjoy, explore, and digest.
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Discourse
Discourse, defined by Webster’s dictionary, is ‘the
verbal interexchange of ideas; especially conversation.’ That’s what I love
about the likes of Melissa
Harris-Perry, Chris Hayes,
Ernest Hardy; and my new
obsession: Ta-Nehesi
Coates. They inspire discourse. As a society, we benefit from equal
access to conversations about race, poverty, politics, government, and USA’ian
affairs (including pop culture.) Left or right/blue or red/D or R/Donkey or
Elephant/Progressive or Conservative – let’s talk and exchange thoughts and
ideas; and let the democratic process decide which solutions are in favor.
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