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Spike Lee’s Free Speech Insights

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Spike Lee is probably best known by the current generation of hip hop fans as the little dude that sits courtside at the Knicks games. But, at the time of Do The Right Thing’s release, there wasn’t a bigger director in the world. The message the movie conveyed along with the film’s main song Fight the Power hitting the world like a ton of bricks AND his Mars Blackman commercials, helped catapult Spike into another stratosphere. This video clip here is actually 3 different segments merged together. Fab 5 takes the lead again here, breaking a little PE news as well as getting Spike’s feelings on the 2 Live Crew’s Free Speech court battle.

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One Response to “Spike Lee’s Free Speech Insights”

  1. Jen One Says:
    December 23rd, 2009 at 7:54 pm

    i wish there was way more of this criticism nowadays!! I guess 2 Live Crew was only the tip of the iceberg…now the ignorance has run rampant!!

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