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Name: Ena G on Mar 25, 2003

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Comments: this is long ovadue! I live in australia, and tha only rappers we hear about here are da mainstream ones like ja rule, nelly, missy etc. Alota ppl here (who r in2 hip hop) have neva even HEARD of rass kass, paris, the coup,rakim,sista souljah...even KRS1! Everything i kno about conscious rap ive learnt ova da net coz theres no otha exposure on da topic in aus. Every1 needs dis, not only americans!
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Name: ALEXANDER SANDOVAL on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

Comments: I THINK THIS IS AN EXCELLENT IDEA, AND I AM THANKFUL THAT I WAS ABLE TO PARTICIPATE. PEACE.
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Name: Cindy Kudelka on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: Real Hip Hop needs to be more widely promoted in order to cease the violence we see in our everyday lives, especially amoungst youth. They are the seeds to our future and if we keep feeding them all this negativity and show them that it's okay to act with violence and act "hard core", where will this world end up in years to come
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Name: Fred Macondray on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

Comments: Pickin' back up where the golden age of hip-hop left off!!!
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Name: Sean Aaberg on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

Comments: More power to the Hip Hop Nation!
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Name: LaKisha "Mama Earth" Pelham on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: I agree that the four items that are being petitioned for are reasonable.
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Name: Michael Stagg on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: I would like more information on how my organization can get involved in the cause.
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Name: Al Newman on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: Peace! I'm a conscious HipHop artist and pleased to hear about your foundation. Please keep me posted on events/shows/promos etc...
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Name: Carla D. Brown on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

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Name: Janell Jones on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

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Name: Patrick Brown on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

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Name: Litesa Wallace on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: I believe it is time for conscious rap to (re)gain the forefront or at least the same respect as commercial or pop rap!
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Name: Jeff Campbell on Mar 25, 2003

State: CO

Comments: Great idea. We should work towards a unified national organization of state to state grassroots organizations who work off the same template and on the same issues locally and then nationally.
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Name: Tara Betts on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

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Name: Kristy Tribble on Mar 25, 2003

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Name: Tracey Stuckey on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

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Name: Ron Gubitz on Mar 25, 2003

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Comments:
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Name: Silvana Gomez on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

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Name: Chad Dorsey on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: I'm all for it. And I'm glad to be able to support any cause for positive music.
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Name: Paulina Hernandez on Mar 25, 2003

State: TN

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Name: Kamalla Mc Cain on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

Comments: I only support conscious hip hop
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Name: Andrew De Hoyos on Mar 25, 2003

State: IN

Comments: I believe that this is a good goal to strive for. I have a 6yr old daughter who likes to listen to music alot, and I as a father do not want her to grow up listening to music that promotes drug's, and violence.
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Name: Jaime; Fowler on Mar 25, 2003

State: TX

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Name: Karen Salazar on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

Comments: PEACE
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Name: Gigi Parris on Mar 25, 2003

State: NY

Comments: I really hope this kicks in...me and my girls were just talking about how there is such little positivity in rap music today!!!
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Name: Curtis King on Mar 25, 2003

State: MA

Comments: Time to rekindle the Spirit with joy amidst the pain
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Name: Ceradius FIO on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: This is a very encouraging intiative on behalf of the hiphop community. It is defintely long over due and I am behind this engine 100%.
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Name: Felicia Miyakawa on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

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Name: Mattilyn J. Merrell on Mar 25, 2003

State: TX

Comments: It is now and has been the time for "Real" Hip-Hop to fight for their rights. These days the music industry is crowded with non-talented wack-as-ever artists. My fellow Hip-Hop Heads, we need to come and stick together for one day we will gain victory. Peace.
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Name: Tanya Ward on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: Power to the People!!
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Name: Gregory King on Mar 25, 2003

State: TN

Comments: We need to acknowledge the diversity in the hip-hop community!
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Name: Alexander Fruchter on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: It is time to show the full spectrum of hip hop music and culture. MTV and BET do not define what hip hop is.
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Name: Theodore Crawford on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

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Name: Carrie Ching on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

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Name: Jamadosia Lovetron III on Mar 25, 2003

State: IL

Comments: Much love and respect!
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Name: Craig Boersma on Mar 25, 2003

State: OR

Comments: I personally have not purchased even a SINGLE mainstream album for many years now. However, in the last TWO years alone I have spent nearly $1,500 on "underground" hiphop albums, primarily because that is the only place I find "conscious" lyrics. By this, I mean that the "conscious rappers" provide me with intelligent lyrics that deal with relevant issues in a positive and uplifting way rather than bragging about money, fame and power, and exploiting murder, drugs and mysogeny, as seems to be so popular in the mainstream. If any major record companies want some of the thousands of dollars I will no doubt spend on music in the next few years, they had better start signing conscious rappers and SOON. I have nearly lost all faith in the major music industry, which is a shame because it has so much potential to do good things instead of poisoning the minds of youth as it does so gladly today.
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Name: True Roughton on Mar 25, 2003

State:

Comments: We need to end the promotion of negative music toward our children.
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Name: Benjamin Herscovitch on Mar 25, 2003

State:

Comments: I support what you are doing, but hip-hop also needs to be taken worldwide. Down here in Austrlia we are cut off from a lot of the "real" hip-hop and only get the comercial stuff.
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Name: Richie Robinson on Mar 25, 2003

State: FL

Comments: i'm a "conscience" emcee...i'm still not to sure what that means, but i'm one of em..... www.soundclick.com/dockholliday
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Name: Tom Dearborn on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

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Name: Jennifer Gubitz on Mar 25, 2003

State: IN

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Name: Rey Luna on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

Comments: Guidance & Assitance to all your worthy efforts...BE ALIVE!
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Name: Ali (Female) Anastasio on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

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Name: Mike King on Mar 25, 2003

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Comments: Excellent idea, best of luck
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Name: Bobby Aazami on Mar 25, 2003

State: CA

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Name: Eliot Kristan on Mar 25, 2003

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Name: Adam Kam on Mar 25, 2003

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Comments: nice job I support this all the way!
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Name: Ej Kae on Mar 25, 2003

State: FL

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Name: Amani Francis on Mar 25, 2003

State: FL

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Name: Shaneka Busby Baker on Mar 25, 2003

State: TX

Comments: We need this category!
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