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In this episode, the first of our new season, we read between the lines and lies of hip-hop's most divisive trial to date with Louder Than A Riot's Senior Producer Gabby Bulgarelli and examine the roots of rap's misogynoir with the creator of the term, sociologist Moya Bailey. We are left with so many questions: Has the culture really changed? Is this verdict really a resolution? What will it take to make Black women feel safer in hip-hop? What is clear is that the force being weaponized in the courtroom was the same thing that fueled all of the online hatred: Misogynoir, or the sexist prejudice that Black women and people read as Black women face.
And no matter how you saw the case, the rifts online reveal how deep those tensions run in hip-hop. But the words of Megan's tearful testimony and what is now her almost three-year fight to be believed is somehow still a subject of debate in the culture. Tory was found guilty of assaulting Megan and now awaits sentencing. Tory Lanez was facing more than 20 years in prison on charges of shooting fellow rapper Megan Thee Stallion, and the internet was intensely divided: You were either pro-Tory or pro-Megan, and there was nothing else to say about it. In December 2022, one of the biggest trials of the year unfolded in LA.
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