Richard ‘Epic’ Wallace’s first claim to fame was

that Chance the Rapper used to open up

for hip hop crew, BBU (Bin Laden Blowin’ Up).

Trust me, I know, because he got me into

the V.I.P section of a Chance concert in South

Africa. In this episode, we talk about his

days as going through the juvenile justice

system in Chicago to his work as a union

organizer in Chicago.

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More information about  this episode of Decarcerated:

• Check out his organization E.A.T. (Equity And Transformation) at www.eatchicago.org.  They are on Facebook at ‘ChicagoEat.’

• Political Party Rap: https://bit.ly/2OaBxpk

• Madison.com https://bit.ly/2Mh5S4Z

• MUSIC VIDEO:  BBU - Chi Don’t Dance: https://bit.ly/2AAQeA8

• MUSIC VIDEO:  BBU - The Hood ft. GLC (produced by Classick). https://bit.ly/2LQ3i9S

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