'Drake, Mary J Blige, More Unite to Restrict Use
Blige, More Unite to Restrict Use
Specifically, it
calls for an end to the racially discriminatory practice of treating rap lyrics as confessions
Cole, Jack
Harlow, Jadakiss, Jay Electronica, Jeezy, Joey Bada$$, John Legend, KayCyy, Killer Mike, Lainey Wilson, Lil
, Takeoff, Tanna
Leone, Teddy Swims, Tee Grizzley, Theo Croker, Travis Scott, Ty Dolla $ign, WILLOW, YBN Nahmir,
Drafted and
published by Warner Music Group, the letter reads in part:
Experts have
found more than 500 cases involving rap as evidence in public records, and they note this
Legislators at
the state and federal level are already taking action
The #ProtectBlackArt
movement began earlier this year when Liles and Greenwald launched a change
If prosecutors
are unwilling to end this practice on their own, then laws need to be passed
On behalf
of WMG, I want to thank the extraordinary group of people across our industry and
Julie Greenwald,
Chairman & CEO of WMG’s Atlantic Music Group, said: “Throughout history, artists have created
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