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Burna Boy Mentions Malcolm X & Louis Farrakhan To Back Up His Comments About African Americans
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… Farrakhan during a conversation about Black Americans. The Afrobeats star still has … goes for everyone else except African-Americans.”

Online Commenters Took Issue With … surrounding his previous remarks about African-Americans and the African diaspora.

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Source: AllHipHop.com - Hip-Hop Culture Without Boundaries

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