Chuck D portrayed rap as a tool for immigrants to learn English and criticized mainstream society for minimizing the musical integrity and moral message of the genre. Rap is often blamed for the incidence of crime, Chuck D said in his profanity-laden lecture. He said crime should not be blamed on the performers. He also said the future of the music business is going to change fundamentally and said the prices and number of songs on CDs will eventually decrease significantly. But, he said, the artists are not to blame themselves.
Industries sell records.
He said independent thinking is the key to personal freedom from the influence of large companies. Sell, sell, sell, that's all they want to do. He is a widely respected authority in the hip-hop community. Students for a Unified Emory reject Killian's offer for mediation with Kappa Alpha. Emory Language Center created to increase cooperation among and use of technology within language departments.