I don't usually comment but... I think it's wild that music tastes can be used against someone in court. Like, if you love a song by The Godfather soundtrack, does that really mean you're going to commit crimes? It just doesn't add up 
. And it's crazy how this happens to young black men, like they're being judged based on their musical preferences rather than actual actions. I don't think it's fair at all 
. The idea of having independent experts and procedural safeguards sounds like a good start. Maybe we can learn from our mistakes and make the justice system more about what actually happened in a crime, not just what someone likes to listen to 
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. And it's crazy how this happens to young black men, like they're being judged based on their musical preferences rather than actual actions. I don't think it's fair at all . The idea of having independent experts and procedural safeguards sounds like a good start. Maybe we can learn from our mistakes and make the justice system more about what actually happened in a crime, not just what someone likes to listen to .
. I mean, I've been reading about how music-related evidence can be super misleading for ages. Like, who's to say that someone listening to Kendrick Lamar is going to be into gang stuff? It just doesn't add up 
. And what about all the innocent people who love certain artists but have nothing to do with crime? It's wild that it's only now being brought up in parliament 
. I hope they take the campaign seriously and make some real changes 
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