<p>An editorial in Hip Hop DX by Omar Burgess makes a provocative point: Hip Hop is not "Black" music. Once the music of underground youth in urban ghettos, it has become a commodity for cultural tourists. The 8BH crew discuss this.</p>

An editorial in Hip Hop DX by Omar Burgess makes a provocative point: Hip Hop is not "Black" music. Once the music of underground youth in urban ghettos, it has become a commodity for cultural tourists. The 8BH crew discuss this.

<p>An editorial in Hip Hop DX by Omar Burgess makes a provocative point: Hip Hop is not "Black" music.&nbsp;Once the music of underground youth in urban ghettos, it has become a commodity for cultural tourists. The 8BH crew discuss this.</p>

Episode 206: Who Stole the Soul of Hip-Hop?

Deep in the heart of public school education wars rage on, and few warriors come to fight for the people. Yet, there is one small band of freedom fighters bring sanity to the village. Anyone who threatens the education of our 8 million black children is likely to catch these eight black hands. [Twitter: @8Blackhands1]

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Episode 206: Who Stole the Soul of Hip-Hop?