Why do rappers romanticize death? | Ali Shaheed Muhammad | End Well Symposium

Ali Shaheed Muhammad, a founding member of A Tribe Called Quest, challenges rappers who romanticize and sensationalize topics related to death and dying. In this powerful End Well talk hosted by Courtney E. Martin, Ali Shaheed shares why he encourages younger rappers to become conscious of the impact of their lyrics.

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