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January 27, 2017
Categories: Art, Beautiful And Intelligent, Fashion Swagger, GAME, HairSpiration, Injustice, Music and What Not, Self Respect . Tags: Bad Girl, Bahamadia, Beautiful Eyes, Black people, Confidence, creativity, Denison University, Erykah Badu, Fashion For Dummies, Feminist movement, Georgia Anne Muldrow, Hip hop, Hip hop music, Lauryn Hill, Madlib, MC Lyte, New Amerykah Part One, Phonte, Queen Latifah, Rapping, Rolling Stone, Sexuality, Sista, Twitter . Author: messymandella . Comments: Leave a comment

Lauryn Hill’s Message Of Self – Love Must Remain Imperative In The Hip Hop Culture!messymandella

English: Lauryn Hill, performing in New York’s Central Park in 2005 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Once

upon

time,

women rapped and kept their under garments on and just spit their lyrics.

Only a few pictures of men could get glimpse of a bathing suit a bra top or a wardrobe malfunction but that was it, it would go no further. Lets be clear, I also adore most female rappers in this industry but these are half-naked most of the time because is it so common place these days.

When you are an avid activist of women In the arts, such as myself, you understand Lil Kim and Mrs. Minaj and message of female expression and empowerment, even if you don’t care for the perception and the molding of the young female minds. They are both beautiful women with a message to women, but not little girls!

However unfortunate but obvious is that women have abandoned the life lessons of solidarity and we are culture “Miseducated” but that money will overshadow the power to our people and education of our youth will make millions these days.

The revised rap blue print for women is a paradox to the Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill and her foreshadowing on the slut like activity of women that we celebrate and even honor at the Grammys.

Lauryn was cut from a different cloth and opened our ears to self-pride and self- preservation.

Apparently the Hip Hop Nation will not be able to envision another genius who also carried herself like a queen, and not a “Trap Queen.”

Back then, a person would not be half-naked every day unless she was a day time hooker.

While we as women and men should be someway protesting, and demanding fair treatment by men, we are subconsciously every stereotype to “keep” a man.

Thanks to Snap Chat, Twitter, and Instigram we are so disillusioned of what is substantive or superficial?

No pictures of Queen Latifah‘s big draws or MC Lyte‘s panties would have been posted all over social media.

We relentlessly speak of Women Empowerment, but that is not what the younger listeners are going to identify with and embrace.

The message of mental strength is lost with butt shots, mindless sex and money over anything genuine in this life. We have to nourish our families physically and psychologically

We don’t comprehended how lost and fake we are in this world and Kendrick Lamar is kicking off that knowledge.

Lauryn Hill foreshadowed our mental and spiritual weakening and the truth was too scary for her so she escaped her public existence and moved out of the industry.

Mrs. Hill is the woman who could have been on the level of Nina Simone,but she escaped her surroundings and lost her musical vision in this ever-changing hasty culture.

It is challenging to stand up for your self-respect and principles when you are trying to protect your people, usually the backlash comes from your message from the very people you are trying to empower.