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Sep 13, 2011 at 10:12 am

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KRS-One’s “Real Terrorism” Video Banned From YouTube

Legendary conscious rapper KRS-One had his most recent video banned from YouTube due to “shocking images.”

The video, featuring up and coming rapper Greenie, is politically charged and criticizes U.S. foreign policy.

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There’s no coincidence that this ban occurred during a very vulnerable time for many Americans. The 10-year anniversary of the attacks on September 11th mark a period of mourning and reflection for many in the US where criticism of

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Jun 20, 2011 at 5:40 pm

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Discussion: Scientist Synthesizing Meat From Human Feces?

Stories buzzing on BlackPlanet News are creating discussion on a variety of topics.

Japanese scientists are synthesizing meat from human feces. The ‘poop burger’, is an artificial meat created from sewage containing human feces. Edible steaks from human feces? What do you think?

Prostitution is on the rise and on November 4th San Diego, California will decide whether to stop

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Sep 22, 2010 at 4:21 pm

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Antoine Dodson Buys A House For Family With “Bed Intruder” Proceeds

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Sep 14, 2010 at 4:27 pm

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Black Sports Blogger’s Show Lands Shot At Live Youtube Stream

Black sports blogger, JR, who runs the popular sports blog, JR’s Sportsbrief, will be one of 12 podcasters who will receive the opportunity to have a live Youtube stream on a daily basis. Earlier today, his stream went on Youtube and he received a fair amount of responses.

YouTube, the world’s largest video site, has pretty much been on the sidelines when it comes to broadcasting live video streams like websites Ustream and Livestream. But Monday, it’s putting its toe in the water with a live video test that runs through Tuesday. If it works, YouTube hopes to have much more live video in the future.

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