Hip-hop portrayal of women protested
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Started by Daya
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Mar 2005
Daya
Dallas, TX
I personally don't feel there's a need to protest against what a grown **** woman chose to do.
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whoa! i cant believe i never noticed this post... :???:
well, first of all...
:???: rappers do not "gotta" do anything. the have a choice. i believe that rappers can have a good career w/ out all the obscene images they have in their videos... bottom line, it's not what they "gotta" do, it's what they want to do. these rappers have been corrupted and are corrupting the minds of our future. our community is already looked down upon and these rappers are doing nothing but making the situation worse. and who's making money off of all of this? yea, but im going of the sub so let me move on...
and finally....
Quote:"b*tch" and "female" does not mean the same thing. "hoe" and "shawty" does not mean the same thing. i don't care where you are from. that's the problem in our communities. we have become to comfortable using these words to disrespect women.... secondly...."the rabbit" wrote:we cant change society........it just changes over time. the words **** and hoes are not being used today as obscene they are mainstream words used the same as girl and female and shawtyQuote:people have to make a living. rappers gotta do what they do to make money. society likes obscene Sh*t so its gon be on TV.
Quote:and its not like we makin black girls do this. they choose to. and its not only black girls look at disco inferno video.


