This is an article featured in a July 1991 issue of the Trentonian titled "Black supremacy city group's rap," and discusses Poor Righteous Teachers. This group described in their songs the "urban landscape of drugs," how they lived in "science projects," because of the lowest form of environment, expressed their anger at public schools, and how they hated "tell-lie-vision." Their album was #17 on the Billboard R&B Chart at the time.

Credit to the Trentoniana Room in Trenton Public Library: http://www.trentonlib.org/Cit-e-Access/webpage.cfm?TID=92&TPID=9353