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	<title>Comments on: Rolling Stone Reviews Afropunk &#8217;12, Say Its Tagline Is Outdated</title>
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		<title>By: Shady Grady</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[No. I don&#039;t think it should drop its tagline at all. I like the Mosley paraphrase. To wit: the latest Guitar World has Billy Gibbons and Dan Auerbach on the cover. During the interview the two men virtually only mention black guitarists/musicians as influences and people they look up to. But the ironic thing is that NONE of the black people they mention , living or dead, would likely get or got the chance to be on the cover of Guitar World and resulting fame/fortune that goes along with that. So I have no problem with a festival or other media that is dedicated to highlighting black musicians and black culture.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>No. I don&#8217;t think it should drop its tagline at all. I like the Mosley paraphrase. To wit: the latest Guitar World has Billy Gibbons and Dan Auerbach on the cover. During the interview the two men virtually only mention black guitarists/musicians as influences and people they look up to. But the ironic thing is that NONE of the black people they mention , living or dead, would likely get or got the chance to be on the cover of Guitar World and resulting fame/fortune that goes along with that. So I have no problem with a festival or other media that is dedicated to highlighting black musicians and black culture.</p>
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