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Kanye West, Louis Farrakhan, Jay Z (AP/Reuters/Zacharie Scheurer/Rebecca Cook/Robin Harper/Photo montage by Salon)

Louis Farrakhan, rising: With rap’s superstars at his side, the Nation of Islam leader steps forward in the new fight for civil rights

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“The Ron Paul of the left”: Why Bernie Sanders is the cranky socialist 2016 needs

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(AP/Frank Wiese/J. Scott Applewhite/Photo montage by Salon)

Marco Rubio’s cynical Tupac fandom: Why “I don’t listen to music for the politics” is a hip-hop cop-out

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Cliven Bundy (Reuters/Jim Urquhart)

This is what white supremacy looks like: A party at the Bundy Ranch, a funeral in North Charleston

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(AP/Debbie Hill/Jacques Brinon/Photo montage by Salon)

Kanye’s West Bank blind spot: Is Yeezy missing an opportunity to speak truth to power?

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(AP/Jim Cole)

Rand Paul’s terrifying vision for America: The truth about his plan for “Economic Freedom Zones”

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Martin Luther King Jr. addresses a crowd from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial where he delivered his famous speech during the Aug. 28, 1963, March on Washington, D.C. (Wikimedia Commons)

The MLK murder mystery: How slain leader’s death became a true crime whodunit

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(AP/Charlie Neibergall)

“Wrath upon those who do evil”: Why Ted Cruz chose Liberty University to launch his campaign

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America’s hip-hop travesty: How rap lyrics are being used in court — to police black speech

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Jay Z, Bill O'Reilly (AP/Robin Harper/Kathy Willens/Photo montage by Salon)

Fox News’ war with Jay Z: Why it picked the wrong fight this time

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LeBron James helped drive the discussion as basketball players replaced the head of their union last month. (Reuters/Chris Keane)

NBA’s socialist revolution: How a new plan could radicalize the league — and America

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Jay-Z, Ronald Reagan, Kanye West (AP/Reuters/Benoit Tessier/Danny Moloshok/Photo montage by Salon)

Ronald Reagan’s hip-hop nightmare: How an ugly cocaine controversy reignited 30 years later

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Stephen Colbert surrounded by (clockwise from top left): Michael Stipe, Elvis Costello, John Legend, St. Vincent (Comedy Central/AP/Shutterstock/Salon)

Stephen Colbert’s Questlove: Imagining the new “Late Show” band

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(AP/Dave Martin)

The South’s victim complex: How right-wing paranoia is driving new wave of radicals

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