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The Billboard Q&A: David Banner
The Billboard Q&A: David BannerDavid Banner: "Back [during] slavery I didn't hear them trying to ban words. They called us n*ggers back then and we just had to take it. Now that we taking ownership of it they want to ban it."
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Robert Plant And Alison Krauss
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Readers' Burning QuestionsKeith answers readers' questions on Pink, the Dixie Chicks and the Nov. 13 diva face-off. |
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