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“Our criminal justice system entraps and harasses hundreds of thousands of black people every day,” the rapper wrote for The New York Times.
More than 350,000 petitioners have called for the imprisoned rapper to be pardoned.
The rapper was sent to prison for violating his probation, even though the charges against him were dropped.
"We ain’t going to give out no free money," the rapper said.
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The rapper was unapologetic in his take down.
The rapper is among the list of celebs responding to the city's state of emergency.
What a time to be alive. *Drake voice*
The rapper has been on parole for years over a 2009 drug and gun conviction.
💍💎"Now this is what I'm talking about baby."💍💎
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