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A Panel Discusion on the End of U.S. Criminalization of Saggin, Hip Hop and Youth of Color
Read More: A Panel Discusion on the End of U.S. Criminalization of Saggin, Hip Hop and Youth of ColorA Panel Discussion on Ending the U.S. Criminalization of Saggin, Hip Hop and Youth of Color October 5, 2015 3:00pm to 4:30pm The Common Table, Augsburg College 2001 Riverside Ave, Minneapolis, MN Facilitated by K Taylor Panelists 1. Keno Evol 2. Jonathan IsFace AndSwoosh 3. Raees Romero 4. Matt Hernandez 5. Nicque Mabrey 6.…
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