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'''Alan Light''' is an ] ] who has been a ] ] for '']'', an ] for '']'', and a co-founder of '']''. <ref name="inoue">Inoue, Todd (April 18, 2002). ''Metroactive''</ref>

Light grew up in ], where his mother was a dance reviewer for the local newspaper. He graduated from ] in 1988, majoring in ], and wrote his senior thesis on '']'' by the ]. <ref name="Arzoian">Rebecca Arzoian (Friday, November 17, 2006). '']''</ref>

In 1993, he became the founding music editor of ''VIBE'' magazine, later becoming editor in chief. In 1999 he became editor in chief for '']''. <ref name="ward">Steven Ward and Scott Woods. rockcritics.com</ref>

==Selected bibliography==
*''Tupac Amaru Shakur: 1971-1996'' (with ]), 1998
*''"Vibe" History of Hip Hop'', 1999
*''The Skills to Pay the Bills: The Story of the Beastie Boys'', 2006

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Alan Light has no penis