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March 6, 2003
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Whose music is it anyway?
During a panel discussion, "Whose Music Is it Anyway? Thinking About Jazz, Rock 'n' Roll and Hip Hop - Past, Present and Future," which was part of the Black Arts Festival at Harvard, (from left) Vanessa Jones, arts and
entertainment writer for The Boston Globe listened intently as did Ananda Lewis, MTV VJ, as Larry Robinson, president of Avatar Records, spoke. Music video director Little X was also part of the panel. (Staff photo by Kris Snibbe) Full story
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