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The Best and Worst of Rap This Week: YG’s Massive Black Lives Matter Rally and More

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The Grammys’ empty gesture Black musicians have long rejected genre labels, wary of their work being segregated by the white powers that be. “To me the word ‘jazz’ means nigger, discrimination, second-class citizenship,” said bandleader and bassist Charles Mingus in 1963, while Duke Ellington preferred the term “American music” over “jazz.” This skeptical mindset has remained constant: Earlier this year, Tyler, the Creator revealed similar feelings about his Grammy win for Best Rap Album. “It sucks that whenever we—and I mean guys that look like

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