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How Public Enemy battled racism with their best album

When Public Enemy set out to make “It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back” — their 1988 tour de force of funk and fearlessness — they firmly believed in their own self-hype. “I had just come off of our first international tour,” recalls PE leader and lyricist Chuck D, “and I told...

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23:49 on June 21 2018

How Public Enemy battled racism with their best album

New York Post — When Public Enemy set out to make “It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back” — their 1988 tour de force of funk and fearlessness — they firmly believed in th... more info

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