Scarface is known for putting Houston on the map in Hip-Hop and now the veteran rapper wants to put on for his city in politics.
With a proven bigot in office, the Hip-Hop community now is taking political matters into their hands. A new party has been launched and is seeking the help of some legendary MC’s for representation.
While much of the conversation surrounding Kanye West’s supposed presidential bid in 2020 has died down, a grassroots movement has emerged from the ashes and have even developed a somewhat convincing commercial to boot.
We Barack’d the vote… now what? “He who pulls the purse strings pulls the strings of the puppet.” -I X 3 It is naïve to think that Hip-Hop culture within the United States in its present mainstream incarnations is a viable candidate for an empowerment movement. Firstly, consumer power doesn’t equate to political power. It […]
