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Original Content The art of competition.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Sports Why the 2015 Carolina Panthers are the NFL team with the strongest-ever ties to hip hop.
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Patrick Lyons -
Sports Call him what you want, but LaVar Ball has secured an empire for his wife and kids.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Sports Athletes in America have been using their prestige to influence political and social changes for decades. At the time of their protests, they are viewed as controversial figures. As time passes though, we acknowledge these men as heroes.
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Karlton Jahmal -
Music Not a bad pick at all!
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Alex Zidel -
Original Content Rap is filled with a lot of MCs. No question. But what separates one rapper from the next? An artist's hometown is about as blurred as his flow and look compared to other like-minded entertainers. With the Internet and blogging, it's even harder to find an MC that's truly a product of where he represents. While we're growing to accept that sound does not need to be regional anymore, how have MCs evolved with the influx of independent labels, the blogosphere, and other elements of the millennial generation?
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Chris Richburg -
Original Content Gang Starr's second album, turning 25 today, is a low-key classic.
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Patrick Lyons -
Music Jay-Z pens an impassioned editorial on how the criminal justice system failed Meek Mill.
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Mitch Findlay -
Original Content Albums are being released with less notice, and in some cases, no notice at all. We dive in to the trend and dissect why this might be happening.
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Chris Tart -
Music Rihanna is ending 2017 with a bang.
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Chantilly Post -
Original Content An honor reserved for the veteran, album seven often goes uncelebrated.
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Mitch Findlay -
Original Content In the midst of TIME Magazine's omission of hip-hop from their most influential list, we examine whether there is a larger trend at play and who deserved one of those coveted spots.
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Robert Blair