
Eminem’s Nomination Highlights the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Hip-Hop Problem
If a white megastar gets in before so many of the Black pioneers whose work came first, what message does that send?

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If a white megastar gets in before so many of the Black pioneers whose work came first, what message does that send?

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