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Sat April 2, 2016

HH4C 3 Year Anniversary ft. Opio of Hieroglyphics

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HipHopForChange's 3rd Year Anniversary Show!!!
April 2nd at Starline Social Club Ft. OPIO of Hieroglyphics, Special Guest TBA, 2nd Floor Samurais, BPOS, Ren the Vinyl Archeaologist
3 years of HipHopForChange!!! 3 years of educating the youth about social justice issues, Hip Hop culture, history, and the power of self-expression!!! 3 years of volunteering with organizations that are uplifting historically marginalized community, starting gardens and donating thousands of hours!!! And 3 years of throwing Hip Hop shows that provide platforms for artists with empowering social justice oriented narratives!!!
HipHopForChange's 3rd Year Anniversary Show!!!
April 2nd at Starline Social Club Ft. OPIO of Hieroglyphics, Special Guest TBA, 2nd Floor Samurais, BPOS, Ren the Vinyl Archeaologist
3 years of HipHopForChange!!! 3 years of educating the youth about social justice issues, Hip Hop culture, history, and the power of self-expression!!! 3 years of volunteering with organizations that are uplifting historically marginalized community, starting gardens and donating thousands of hours!!! And 3 years of throwing Hip Hop shows that provide platforms for artists with empowering social justice oriented narratives!!!
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