flyingjesuit

How did you feel about Tom Cruise portraying you in that movie? But seriously, what was the initiation process like and, after spending all this time with them, have any of your own cultural practices rubbed off on or been adopted by them?

I remember Skratch Bastid did an amazing mix with Outkast's Skew it on the barby.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoCY2nYVQNg

Any advice for teachers who have 0% experience with RPGs or Tabletop Games on how to become familiar with these games and incorporate them into the classroom? Do you think there are benefits for students who don't have Learning Differences?

As an English teacher I try to incorporate Hip Hop into my lesson plans whenever I can. I've used Ice Cube's Good Day to teach narrative poetry, I juxtaposed RTJ's Ju$t with Langston Hughes' Let America be America again, and I plan on playing Lupe Fiasco's Go Go Gadget Flow when teaching A Raisin in the Sun.

My question is, given Hip Hop's influence on your life, what songs/artists would have most resonated with you in a classroom setting?

Perhaps they're a gateway group? It starts with far right militia exercises, but soon you're recruited to something darker and more hateful. Just a guess though.