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| | The Hip-Hop Association |
 | | His work is influenced by both Urban-Street graffiti as well classical islamic calligraphy, himself being once part of the underground graffiti scene within the UK, but has since left this and concentrated on painting canvas and exhibiting his work throughout the UK as well as abroad. |
 | | Adisa Banjoko is a respected journalist that has appeared in The Source, The Harvard Hip Hop Archive, XXL, Vibe, Grappling, Yoga Journal, Daveyd.com, Rapstation.com, Pacific News Service, and Allhiphop.com. |
 | | A national gathering of the hip hop generation to vote on, adopt, and endorse a political agenda for the hip hop generation. |
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