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King of the Dojo (Fan Edit)

Elvis Doing Karate. For Realsies. Elvis *earned his black belt after a rigorous six-week-long training regimen and test. Though his fighting style wasn't “pretty,” the King still passed the test. Good for him. (*the test was subjective) #bamboo92 #indiefilmgroupnetwork #catharzine

WNBA Players Lobby for Pay Equity?

Top 11 WNBA Fun Facts: 11. Most WNBA Fans/Supporters are Men* 10. The WNBA has never ever turned a profit 9. Most self-proclaimed Feminists can't name a single WNBA team 8. The WNBA operates at a 5 to 10 million dollar loss every year 7. The League Office routinely gives away tickets for TV games but still can't fill the lower level 6. The ratings for TV games are always in the lowest pro-sport percentile 5. Less than 3% of sports fans would miss the league if it ceased to exist 4. The vast majority of feminist WNBA supporters can't name 5 all-star players. 3. The lone "sellout" playoff game was due to seat block purchases by corporations 2. A woman's center of gravity is in her hips - Men's are in our shoulders. 1. The WNBA is essentially a Charity operated by the NBA On a personal note: I have seen women's college basketball games that were epic. However, the WNBA should really be honest about its existence. It's basically a subsidize

The Golden Age of Hip Hop in Black and White

The Golden Age of Hip Hop in Black and White by Skip Pulley In today's vernacular, it's generally referred to as "old school" Hip Hop. But at the time, it was a thriving scene based on heavy drum machine beat patterns and notebooks full of bragging rights in the form of battle rhymes and party lyrics. This style would eventually be referred to by hip hop heads as "boom-bap". It was - and is - king of the hip hop jungle and has yet to be dethroned. Here are a few founders and representatives of the form of artistic expression commonly known as "Rap" music. DJ Kool Herc Clive Campbell, better known by his stage name DJ Kool Herc, is a Jamaican DJ who is credited for originating hip hop music in the Bronx, New York City, in the 1970s through his "Back to School Jam", hosted on August 11, 1973 . Clive came to U.S. as an Jamaican immigrant and is one of the earlier and first influences of the early Hip-Hop scene. Kool Herc inspired Grandmas

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