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finally...someone who actually answered the question. my only rebuttal to your point is that IMO, conspiring with a devil in disguise is no different that conspiring with a devil who's not hiding. i'd also actually even make the argument that when it comes to corporate america, they aren't really hiding anymore.
To the general Public tho?? HUGE difference... to put this in perspective it took NUMEROUS murders on camera & a president rallying to build a Wall on the border for people to recognize that we have a serious race problem in this country
Also to touch on Hiphop merging with corporate America it's clear as day that it's had a negative impact on the culture, but it has also came with extreme economic prosperity that clearly has benefited the culture also. we're in a country created to be controlled under white supremacy, so in any business involving millions chances are that your're going to have to conduct business with older white men who may not understand or care for your culture. So can we blame someone for doing business with these people if the end goal is establishing enough capital to create your own business ventures?
Now obviously there's levels to this also, for Example i see People call Jay-Z a sellout all the time for doing business with white men, but in most instances i see it as the company using him for his celeb & him using them for capital, it works both ways. I don't correlate working with corporate directly with selling out, which is an idea i see promoted a lot.
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