From 'ole school to nu-skool' the face of popular music with the African-American community has evolved into a dynamic creative expression (Hip-Hop/Rap) with some unique commerical underpinnings. We have evolved from P-Funk and 'its got to be real' to Hip-Hop and 'I'm feel'n you' - from 'you my main man' to 'you my dog.' This Second Revised Edition is expanded and includes a free CD of Adisa Maina Omar performing "Live" his original poetry/lyric-oetry. With titles like: "Sweat Shop", "Minimum Security" and "In Light of the Qu'ran" this is sure to be a classic for years to come.
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"I wish we had this (book) in Jamaica when I was going to school ... this book represents the best Black revolutionary creative literature since the times of Malcolm X!" --Lister Hewan-Lowe, Island/Mango Records
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Adisa Maina Omar, is an activist, environmentalist, educator and teacher of yoga and meditation science. He hosts the website www.blackecology.org and continues to write both fiction and non-fiction titles.
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