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On this 6th and final episode of the Hip Hop Subway: The L Line - hosts Elena Romero and Tuffy Questell continue to examine the global phenomenon that is Hip Hop from every angle and specifically thru the Latinos Lens. In this program - both hosts get off at the 6th and final stop on the L line – Graffiti, Activism and the Future!

Graffiti is considered to be the cultural art form of Hip Hop and artists Lady Pink, COSE TDS and RAM2 talk about how the art form is not only an artistic expression that has often been seen as a form of vandalism -- but how its also a form of resistance.

Activists Rosa Clemente and Power Malu take the conversation further and speak to how the art form can affect change and in turn show people how they can use it to advocate for communities of color.

Executive Director of the Hip Hop Museum – Rocky Bucano rounds out the conversation by talking about how Hip Hop is an art form that will forever be preserved thru the up and coming Hip Hop museum opening in 2025 in the Bronx. #wepa

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