MOBB TALK: The Affect of the 1994 Crime Bill on Gangsta Rap & Black Clothing Lines

In the 1990's there were A slew of Black Designers and Rapper Backed Clothing Lines Karl Kani, Maurice Malone, Phat Farm/Baby Phat, 5950, Enyce, FUBU and More. Did this Bill Target Black Culture and Gangsta Rap?

I sat down with the Guys from 'The Triple Beam Show" to discuss when President Clinton signed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 (the federal "crime bill") on September 13, 1994. This legislation Increased federal penalties for many crimes, including adding new offenses that can be punished by death.

Makes a variety of offenses new federal crimes, such as "drive-by" shootings and carjacking.
Increases funding for federal law enforcement, including significant increases for the Border Patrol and Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS).
Provides federal funding for state and local law enforcement, crime prevention programs, and construction of new state prisons.

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