Welcome to Revolutionary Left Radio on your host and beloved comrade, Brindak Shea.

And this is going to be part two of our two part episodes.

So we just released about a week ago, part one of our episode on Hip Hop and Race.

And this will be the second segment.

You don't necessarily have to listen to part one's understand part two.

It's all chopped up so you can listen to part two in isolation.

You can listen to it in reverse order, whatever works for you.

But we're sticking to the same format.

So on this episode, we're also going to continue to use the music from our guests as transitions to different segments.

So the music playing right now while I'm talking is from Articulous.

And this is the song called Believers.

The first transition song is going to be by our guest, Ria Gold.

And that song is called The Switch Up.

Our third one is by Articulous again.

It's called Rough, Rugged and Wrong.

And then to take us out of this episode and this two part series is going to be the song by Black County Quest.

It's called Ron Burgundy.

So please enjoy part two of Race and Hip Hop.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I wanted to touch on something that we brought up at different points.

And I think it's really important about the idea of black people making music and suburban white kids picking it up.

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