Ante UP!!! Lyrical Gang Warfare = no man haffi duck!! @[100000540402955:2048:Nekia-Nana], you seen this one? It's rough out there. She drank the Tea, should've drank the Koolaid. i know i know.. i shared this before @[100000315271386:2048:Lauren] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN8bzdRV8co @[100000315271386:2048:Lauren]. the hits just keep on coming. pun sooo intended lol You're not here with me, Still i can feel you next to me.. my childhood was awesome... because there was never enough bubblegum. lol is thinking that Vista aint soo bad after all. Rha.. Best friends who kill people.. with more friends... Woooo!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuXkXJ1fPuk Sitting in a motel room sewing a clasp on a sequined gown.. about to do hair. I guess I'm. Officially a pageant mom. :) Iaintboutdatlife
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As artists, we sometimes feel obligated to justify:…

As artists, we sometimes feel obligated to justify: the afro-centricity, the very brownness, (is latino-centricity a word, or can I make it up right now?) of our creative works.

There is an artist who’s work pops up in my feed occasionally. Depictions/paintings of “America”: Flag, Cross, bible, soldier, families full of smiling white faces. He has plainly said.. I don’t draw “other” people because I don’t want to.

My question: Why are we always asked to justify our art when others don’t and won’t.

Why can we not escape the marginalization of the “urban” label if our characters fail the paper bag test?