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‘Her Word is Bond’ is a deep dive into the business of hip hop

My daughter, Psalm One (Cristalle Bowen), is receiving local and national acclaim for her first book, a memoir that she titled: “Her Word is Bond: Navigating Hip Hop and Relationships in a Culture of Misogyny.” It’s printed from Chicago’s Haymarket press and has been out a few months. She is a legend to rap nerds, … ‘Her Word is Bond’ is a deep dive into the business of hip hop Read More »

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