
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Illegal Justice?

Stencil Graffiti walking through a museum called the streets

New York City the walking artwork to many graffiti artist and stencilers. Have you ever wonder the reasons for many of these work? Why would people risk their freedom of getting arrested to do a little graffiti or stencil? Its because this is another way to get the message out there for others to know what they believe. A lot of times when I walk down the busy streets of New York City i look at all the graffiti paintings and the stencils and the reason why they did it. Some of them are pretty obvious like the one i posted, but others convey a serious message. The stencil I uploaded is against war and it says No war against Iraq this is a interesting stencil because the person seems to portray as a bandit and rebel type of role with a bandana but at the same time the person is against war. So the artist shows that even violent people can even be against war. Next time you walk down the streets and you see free art on the streets take a second to look at it and decode the meaning. Let our streets be a canvas and let the people be the artist...
No war

Barack Obama

And I Be God Damn If My Rims Aint Too
My Momma Aint At Home & Daddy Still In Jail
Tryna Make A Plate Anybody Seen The Scale
-Young Jeezy
As Young Jeezy said it our president is black, but does that have anything to do with his role as a president? So why did Obama really win? Was it that he was African American? or was he really the better candidate to us Americans than Mccain? Well one thing for sure history was made when he was elected president. He will be the first African American president. There are high expecations for president Obama and we all hope we can turn to him to solve the many problems we have this day. I feel Obama will create alot of change for our lifetime, and hopefully it will be for the good. Barack Obama we turn to you for this economic crisis please do not let us down!
Tuition Hike Protest in our very own Lagaurdia
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