The Rap on Rap Music
I was filled with loathing and disgust when reading Hilburn’s article.
We moved to this city in 1955 and to me, it represented a beautiful place to live and see your children grow. Now I see the city of Anaheim actually allows a performance by singers “who are being criticized by those who believe their records glorify gang behavior.”
Do we not have enough violence and crime throughout Southern California without staging such things in the name of “entertainment”? I have come to the realization there must be a better place to live.
HELEN PAULSEN
Anaheim
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