Prince was a fierce advocate for artists' rights and was especially passionate about Black artists maintaining ownership of their work. When he was honored as "Artist of the Decade" at the 2000 Soul Train Awards, he addressed Black artists directly. #BlackHistoryMonth "As long as you're signed to a contract, you're going to take a minority share of the winnings... So as a people, we will be considered a minority," he said. "But stop, let's take a moment, and look at yourselves. There is nothing

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151K views · 8.1K reactions | March 4th 2000 – Prince attends the Soul Train Music Awards where he is named Artist Of The Decade. His acceptance speech gives a powerful message on the music industry that is equally relevant throughout society #Love4OneAnother  #Prince4Ever #PrinceHistory #PrinceOnThisDay | Glam Slam Escape | Facebook

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