GALLERY: Black History, 1971
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What happens when outsiders to the HBCU community try to impact Black college culture? The answer may not be as straightforward as you think.
1971 made big names of people like Rev. Jesse Jackson and his PUSH coalition. Graffiti art, a cornerstone of the burgeoning hip hop culture, also earned its just desserts this year. Check out the gallery after the jump!
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