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FLINT, MI — It’s been forty years of punk rock, hip-hop at Flint Local 432 that’ll kick off its anniversary with, what else, a show.

If this was back in the ’80s or something, there would probably be a lot more support from the hip-hop community, but I just feel like people are still figuring it out.