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King Anyi Howell shares his take on the newest addition to a rapper’s resume: jail time. He has a big problem with instantly making just any ole’ rapper out to be a political prisoner.
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INTRO:King Anyi Howell shares his take on the newest addition to a rapper’s resume: jail time. He has a big problem with instantly making just any ole’ rapper out to be a political prisoner.
OUTRO:This piece was produced by Youth Radio.
