“We don't get weapons contracts, nigga / We don't get cheap labor for our company, nigga / We ARE cheap labour, nigga / Turn off the news and read, nigga / read…”

The 4th Branch
Albums, Revolutionary Vol. 2 (2003)

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American rapper and activist 1978

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