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Are white hip-hop heads ashamed to be in love with black culture?

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T-Dogg:
Now why the hell would any white guy or girl right in his mind be ashamed of their love for hip-hop? Yeah it's deeply rooted in black culture, but so what? We're all a part of the same "rainbow nation" as Desmond Tutu would say.

Leggy Hendrix:
this shit is really starting to get boring... ::)

C-Swift:
No because they are the ones raping the culture that Blacks created in the South Bronx out of frustration with their desolate surroundings, it is time Blacks took it back by boycotting Clear Channel, MTV, BET, and others who contribute to the triviality of hip-hop  

PLANT:

--- Quote from: Suga Foot on November 29, 2004, 03:38:26 PM ---
--- Quote ---There's a simple explanation for all of this.  White rap fans are suffering from an identity crisis.  They don't want to be seen as being too black, yet at the same time they can't get enough of the black mans music and lifestyle.  White rap fans are going to reliving this identity crisis until they erase their ancestors historically racist past from their inner conscience, and begin accepting the best of what this world has to offer, even if it comes from another race or culture.
--- End quote ---

Hip Hop isn't about race.  It isn't about black men.  It's about whatever you want it to be about.  To some, it's about partying and having fun.  To some it's about Drugs.  To some it's about entertainment.  And for you, it's about race, because you want it to be about race.

--- End quote ---
Amen.

7even:
I like french fries much more than sauerkraut, pizza more than anything and spaghetti more than bockwurst... yet I know that Im German and I also know that Im definitely not in an identity crises trying not to behave too italian or something. I'm not ashamed of what I eat and I definitely havent erased any history from my conscience.

In other words your post sucks.

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