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This week on The Rap Lab, the fellas revisit episode 17 of the show and further the conversation about police brutality. The fellas share their own experiences with police, give their opinions on police culture, and how hip hop has become a platform to speak out against police brutality against minorities.

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Do you have a question that you would like The Rap Lab to answer on a future episode? Email your questions to RapLabPod@Gmail.com

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