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Young men walk down the urban streets bopping their heads to the music that has been etched there through time and recitation. They murmur lyrics of drug wars, the "bitches" they've slept with, and the men they've slain. The music blaring from nearby car speakers verbalizes images of mansions and endless women; cars and jets; sexual promiscuity and violence. Gathering money by any means necessary is a way of life for them; they look to the music videos on the television for role models and guides to life's secrets, but so few of them turn to the school books for direction. They will preach to anyone who will listen about the revolution that has already begun and how far they are willing to go to do their part in that revolution, but what does this misguided nation really know of mental and spiritual revolution?
When asked, "Would you call your mother a ‘bitch', and exploit your sister by asking her to shake her behind in a pair of barely-there shorts?" most would answer "no"; I......

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