AeroSoul 2 Urban Hieroglyphics
By Christine Joy Ferrer The Bay Area Aerosol Heritage Society, along with local chapters of the Universal Zulu Nation, present “Urban Hieroglyphics.” And it’s oh so freshhhhhhh, featuring “artists from […]
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Battle for Cr8ive Arts
By Christine Joy Ferrer The illest breakers from all over the San Francisco Bay Area rose up and strutted their mad skills at the “BATTLE FOR CR8IVE ARTS,” reppin’ for […]
The Badge & the Bullet: Youth Town Hall on Police Brutality
By Christine Joy Ferrer On November 11, at the Pro Arts Gallery in Oakland, Youth Speaks in partnership with Urban Peace Movement, AYPAL, Ella Baker Center and Raw Talent presented […]
Blood of His Heart: Hip-hop artist Nomi’s social conscience flows with the Filipino American community.
Published: Fall 2008 Hypen Magazine By: Christine Joy Ferrer ALL YOU HEAR is the rhythm and rhyme. Twenty or so young folks sit huddled in small circles free-styling before the […]
For Tatiana: Houston rapper Rukus speaks insight on the Oscar Grant tragedy and his reasons behind his latest work “Dear Tatiana.”
Published: March 10, 2009 http://www.in-color.net By Christine Joy Ferrer On January 1, 2009, a young 4-year-old girl named Tatiana lost her father. He’d been murdered—another innocent victim of police brutality. […]
