Was Mos Def’s “Black On Both Sides” too Black?? - Episode 68 ft. Indigo Nicole & BEEF

A retrospective of 25 years since the debut of the artist formerly known as #mosdef
Courtesy of one of his #brooklyn associates and two artists he inspired
Dimension 1 - 02:14
Dimension 2 - 18:36
Dimension 3 - 26:45
Dimension 4 - 43:14
Dimension 5 - 46:04
Dimension 6 - 55:02
Dimension 7 - 1:03:04
Dimension 8 - 1:10:37
Dimension 9 - 1:23:22
Dimension 10 - 1:29:06
Indigo’s Category 1 ratings = 46.5
Beef’s Category 1 ratings = 48
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[@basementmadetapes]

I’ll not comment on the question for obvious reasons, but this is one of the greatest records ever made and I’d not want it any other way

[@FARAPCRITIC]

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[@suleimanmustafa1473]

Black communities in the United States have been disproportionately impacted by water issues, including flooding, drowning, and access to clean drinking water. These issues are rooted in racism, social inequality, and environmental racism.

[@officialtonytagliano]

Too black?!? NEVER! This album was a sucha inspiration to me as a child! At 10 years old I remember getting on my first flight with this CD and it taking me to a whole different place! Giving me sucha pride about being black! And as an artist, it helped me outline my last album and gave me the inspiration for it all in all! I AM BLACK ON BOTH SIDES! ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@FARAPCRITIC]

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