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Free speech, finally: How new state laws could save rappers (and others) from their own lyrics

Tami Abdollah, USA TODAYComments Off on Free speech, finally: How new state laws could save rappers (and others) from their own lyrics

New York state lawmakers may limit rap lyrics from being used against artists in criminal cases. The bill is supported by Jay-Z and Kelly Rowland.

      
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