Rap on Trial - Young Thug Was Not the First and Won’t Be the Last
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The Bias of Rap: Lyrics in the Courtroom
This chapter examines how hip hop culture intersects with societal issues, focusing on the legal implications of using rap lyrics as evidence in court. It highlights the biases against rap music and its artists, revealing how jurors often view these lyrics as truthful reflections of character. Additionally, the chapter discusses the role of law clinics in addressing these challenges and assisting defense attorneys in navigating the complexities of such cases.
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