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A Poem by Bobby Drake: “I Am Somebody”

February 7, 2010 Culture, Front Page 1 Comment

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Check out this powerful poem by Bobby Drake. B.Drake is a League Alum and Milwaukee based spoken word artist and producer. Police brutality is real, and it’s a relic of 20th century thinking. We can’t let the bad apples continue to spoil the bunch. Go here to learn your rights!!

Bobby Drake — “I Am Somebody” by 99problemsdotorg

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  1. Panhia Velazquez says:

    I am a student at St. Thomas More High School. I was wondering if you could come to my class and speak on how pop culture has influenced you as an artist.
    Please contact me through my e-mail if you would be willing. Thank you very much

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