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Protect Black Art: Artists, Labels, Scholars Sign Open Letter Urging Legislators To Limit Use Of Rap Lyrics In Court

By Rivea Ruff· Updated November 2, 2022

Music figures have bound together to join the effort to Protect Black Art and its creators from legal persecution.

Artists, labels, and music scholars joined forces to print an open letter petition to New York Times and the Atlanta

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