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"Ever since politicians jumped on the social-media bandwagon, critics have been questioning the wisdom of elected officials using Twitter on the job."

It seems as though the rapid surge of politicians gravitating toward social media is raising some eye brows.

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Heard this song and lost my mind.K'naan talks about the Somali pirates that plague his native land. Give this one a close listen.

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Interesting insight on the republican mindset. Michael Steele also talks about the "embrasure" and open armed nature of the Publican Party. Enjoy.

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One can only remain puzzled at Pat Buchanan's overtly racist remarks about supreme court justice nominee Sonia Sotomayor. He rambled on with numerous subjectively erroneous statements rooted in condescension and haste. Take a look at Rachel's response.

I wrote an article on J.Cole last week for Limite Magazine, and it dawned on me that I hadn't put his mixtape on the site, so here it is!. This guy is definitely a huge talent and a lot of this sucka MC's better step it up. Enjoy.

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If you guys don't already know, this health care reform stuff is quite serious. "Reform of America's health care system is necessary to prevent economic instability for families, the medical industry, and the government, President Obama said on Wednesday." Full story here.

Article cited at CNBC.com

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...Everybody get on up...everybody get on up...get up...get on up. The DJ opens up with a historical piece from James Brown as he scratches the record giving the atmosphere the most appropriate hip hop ambience. Stretching his arms over the crowd he introduces an artist baptized in Hip Hops own flow. With no further interruption Q-Tip strolls out onto the stage with the expected nonchalant demeanor and begins to perform like the vet he is. Performing hits from Midnight Marauders, The Low End Theory, and People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm the hundreds of people gathered to see Q-Tip were pleased to see that one of HIP HOP’s icons has still remained true to the game.

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Born into a country in civil war, MIA has taken revolutionary action in the name of injustice, been nominated for Grammy and Academy awards, and touched millions across the globe. She is now dealing with the real world effects of motherhood and the future path of her career. Click here for the full story.

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Racisim in Washington continues. When will it end?