Sarah Palin made the announcement on a conservative radio talk show with host Mark Levin.
The senator will be hosting a VIP reception/fundraiser that will feature $hort on October 12th at the Rasselas Jazz Club.
Yee has been brought to the forefront of criticism because his affiliation with the veteran Bay Area rapper.
However, Yee is standing her ground, as Yee’s staff defended the decision to work with Too $hort.
Gaga took to Twitter to express her outrage over the death of one of her 14-year-old fans, who took his life after being bullied for his sexuality.
What is up with RS pushing the white rapper when there are plenty of hip hop icons that are more talented then he.
I’m honestly offended that Eminem is ranking higher than Lil Wayne, Kanye West, Jay-Z, Drake, Dr. Dre and more.
It just comes off as record sales and NOT TRUE TALENT. Eminem is great, but let’s be real Jay-Z or even Kanye West should be the “King of Hip Hop,” NOT Eminem.
Fox Nation had a poor choice of words when they came up with this headline for President Obama’s birthday festival.
I smell racism, do you?
Why is it that we have a black president and everything he does is completely taken out of context, ridiculed or made fun of? We never did this much scrutiny to Clinton, Bush, Ford and any other prior President’s unless they screwed up.
It’s funny how racism keeps showing its ugly head in politics, no matter how much they say they’re accepting of President Obama.
As you can see, the folks over at FOX are seemingly under the impression that the President’s birthday was a segregated affair, with only certain … races of people in attendance.
By the way FOX Nation there were plenty of Caucasians at the party, including Secretary Hillary Clinton, Bill Daley, Leader Nancy and Paul Pelosi and Eric Whitaker. Also, this might have been the least “hip-hop” occasion ever.
And NO Jay-Z did not perform, he was a guest like Hillary. And no Stevie Wonder is NOT a hip hopper!
Man you guys have some nerve.
What do you think?
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Source: FOX Nation
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Fox Nation Under Fire For Over Racially Insensitive Coverage Of Obama’s Birthday
Plenty of hip hop personalities publicly supported President Obama. John Legend, will.i.am, Jay-Z, Bun B, Ludacris, Common, Young Jeezy and others all threw their support behind the then Illinois senator in 2008.
However, activist rappers like dead prez and KRS-One refusing to hear any talk of a so-called “Hip Hop president.” But it’s Obama’s most visible critic, Lupe Fiasco, who took to the Fox News Channel to air out his grievances during a debate with pundit Bill O’Reilly.
Now, Akon offered an international opinion on some of President Obama’s efforts during a recent visit with VladTV.
Fiasco recently did an interview on Power 92 in Chicago where he elaborated on why he called out the president and related him to terrorism.
Lupe Fiasco said that he will continue to do speak out against the President for his actions.
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