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	<div class="pf-content"><p>Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey, a researcher in African-American studies and political science, explains the influence of political rap music on racial attitudes, and the relationship between Hip-Hop culture and social justice.</p>
<p>Host name: Anna Varela<br />
Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan</p>
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Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey, a researcher in African-American studies and political science, explains the influence of political rap music on racial attitudes, and the relationship between Hip-Hop culture and social justice. Host name: Anna Varela Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan


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	<p>Lakeyta Bonnette-Bailey, a researcher in African-American studies and political science, explains the influence of political rap music on racial attitudes, and the relationship between Hip-Hop culture and social justice.</p>
<p>Host name: Anna Varela<br>
Editor: Melanie Boyd Fan</p>


Episode 5: How Rap Music can Shape Political Attitudes

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