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I'm not sure what to think, other than I don't identify with this type of rap. When these young women get older, I wonder how their lives will evolve. Will they identify with non-racist movements, with genuine empathy for the poor/working-class? Will they slide into comfortable suburbia/small-town life, dismiss their "hood-chick days" as "just a phase", and identify with the tea party types?
I'm not sure what to think, other than I don't identify with this type of rap. When these young women get older, I wonder how their lives will evolve. Will they identify with non-racist movements, with genuine empathy for the poor/working-class? Will they slide into comfortable suburbia/small-town life, dismiss their "hood-chick days" as "just a phase", and identify with the tea party types?