Rap Lyrics as Evidence: Styles P on Why Hip-Hop Is Treated Differently in Court скачать в хорошем качестве

Rap Lyrics as Evidence: Styles P on Why Hip-Hop Is Treated Differently in Court

Styles P discusses why using rap lyrics as evidence in criminal trials is problematic—and why prosecutors wouldn't do the same with country music. He reflects on his time in New York’s prison system, where he says he refused to eat a single tray of food and shares how his experiences shaped his mission to bring preventative health care to disadvantaged communities through his juice bars. His message: "I don't like to ask for change. I like to make it." 0:00 Should Rap Lyrics Be Used as Evidence in Criminal Trials? 0:30 "Artists Nowadays Will Literally Say a Crime That Actually Happened" 1:04 Rap vs. Country Music: Which Genre Is Treated as "Hardcore"? 1:36 Why Prosecutors Wouldn't Use Country Lyrics in Court 1:50 "The System Is Not Built by Us": Racial Disparities in Criminal Justice 2:20 Making Change in Your Community Instead of Asking for It 2:42 Styles P's Mission: Improving Health in Disadvantaged Communities 3:47 Styles P's Time in Prison: "I Never Ate a Tray" 4:38 "Mystery Meat" and "Yard Bird": What's Really in Prison Food? Inside Story is a first-of-its-kind series created by The Marshall Project to engage with and bring information to one of America’s largest news deserts — its prisons and jails. Our series was developed by formerly incarcerated people, including host Lawrence Bartley and director Donald Washington, Jr. More on our series: https://www.themarshallproject.org/in... The Marshall Project's investigative journalism often sparks change by shining a light on injustice — with your support: https://www.themarshallproject.org/do... More from us: https://www.themarshallproject.org/ne...   / marshallproj     / marshall_project   https://www.bsky.app/profile/themarsh...   / marshallproj     / themarshallproject.org