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The search for hip-hop's lost soul
By Robert A. George

The Spiritual Contradictions of DMX
By Anthony DeCurtis

Run DMC front man has a new CD, a spiritual memoir, and his Rolls Royce.

Interviews

Mos Def: Serving Allah.

KRS-ONE: Hip-hop's high priest

Chuck D: Each One Teach One

Michael Franti: Enrage, Enlighten, Inspire

Ja Rule: Double Crossed By Religion

Reviews

Common: Bring On The Light

Kirk Franklin's 1NC (One Nation Crew): By Any Music Necessary.

B.B. Jay: Giving Hard-Time Religion in Christian Hip-Hop

Wyclef Brings Back Hip-Hop's Soul on 'The Ecleftic'

In a Recent Hip-Hop.com Poll:

18 percent felt hip-hop should be a new religion.

When asked "Do you believe in hip-hop or God," 43 said "hip-hop."

78 percent thought there should be a hip-hop revolution.

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