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Sick this is the genre I know the most about. If I don't control myself I will write like a 3 page long recommendation list so I'll just condense it down to some of what I think are the key songs that I feel like anyone who is into rap or wants to get into rap needs to listen to:

Rock Box - Run-D.M.C. (1983; New York*)

Paid in Full - Eric B. & Rakim (1987; New York)

Straight Outta Compton - NWA (1989; California)

Brenda's Got a Baby - 2Pac (1991; California)

Mind Playin' Tricks on Me - Geto Boys (1991; Texas)

187 He Wrote - Spice-1 (1993; California)

It Ain't Hard to Tell - Nas (1994; New York)

Mass Appeal - Gang Starr (1994; New York)

Now I'm Hi Pt. 3 - Three 6 Mafia (1994; Tennessee)

Regulate - Warren G ft Nate Dogg (1994; California)

Shook Ones Pt. II - Mobb Deep (1995; New York)

Geto Highlites - Coolio (1995; California)

Fu-Gee-La - The Fugees (1996; New York)

Black Nostaljack AKA Come On - Camp Lo (1997; New York)

Kaap van storms - Brasse Vannie Kaap (1997; South Africa)

Ha - Juvenile (1998; Louisiana)

13th Floor/Growing Old - Outkast (Georgia)

Nobody But Me - 8Ball & MJG (1999; Tennessee)

Le cul entre 2 chaises - Bisso na Bisso (1999; France)

Propaganda - Dead Prez (2000; New York)

Soulja Life Mentality - Soulja Slim (2001; Louisiana)

A Crumb 2 A Brick - La Chat (2001; Tennessee)

Rapp Snitch Knishes - MF DOOM ft Mr. Fantastik (2004; New York)

So Much - Z-Ro (2004; Texas)

Hoes - Lil Wayne (2004; Louisiana)

GO! - Common (2005; Illinois)

Jozi City Lights - Morafe (2005; South Africa)

Void in My Life - Chamillionaire (2005; Texas)

Stay Fly - Three 6 Mafia ft. 8ball & MJG, Young Buck (2005; Tennessee)

Pride and Prejudice - Madcon ft Sofian (2007; Norway)

XR2 - M.I.A.

Thank You Note - HHP (2009; South Africa)

Who Really Cares - Lowkey (2009; UK)

m.A.A.d City - Kendrick Lamar (2012; California)

Slide - Doechii (2025; California)

GYAG (Get Yourself A Gun) - Bob Vylan (2025; UK)

I'm gonna quit before this list gets too long but there's a tonne of songs that I'd love to recommend but aren't on here.

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I then ask, "what would it be like if you could simply give us feedback, have us graciously receive it, reflect, and work to change the behavior?" Recently, a man of color sighed and said "it would be revolutionary."

I ask my fellow whites to consider the profundity of that response. It would be revolutionary if we could receive, reflect and work to change the behavior. On the one hand, the man's response points to how difficult and fragile we are. But on the other hand, it indicates how simple it can be to take responsibility for our racism."