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1. (esp. prior to the Civil War) a person who advocated or supported the abolition of slavery in the U.S.
John Brown - Abolitionist May 9, 1800 – December 2, 1859
Was the first white American abolitionist to advocate and practice insurrection and murder as a means to abolish ...
2. a person who favors the abolition of any law or practice deemed harmful to society: the abolitionists who are opposed
to capital punishment.
John Brown- Hip Hop MC - The New Millennium
Is the first white American MC to advocate, via lyrical and poetic expression, the assassination of racial intolerance,
bigotry and negative propaganda in hip hop.
The Underground Railroad - John Brown’s era
Refers to the effort--sometimes spontaneous, sometimes highly organized--to assist persons held in bondage to escape.
The Underground - The New Era
Where you have to go to escape the mainstream murder of your mind. A place where you go to find revolution expressed
in music, words and pictures as action against mainstream madness.
MC John Brown of this generation is the love child of black panther and Martin Luther King ideology.
Taking the name of a radical who was passionately motivated to galvanize a movement against racial and
social tyranny; the creative MC studied the violent endings of John Brown and other such revolutionary
uprisings and upon seeing the same conditions existent today; he understood how rage could be present.
As the struggle continues, he uses his art to channel his indignation. With hip hop beats pulsing through
his head and the influence of legendary music icons in his heart - the talented lyricist took up the pen as
a pistol and fiery rhymes as ammo to abolish and slay the notion of racial injustice in this era.
His rhymes speak of his indignation over the current events, media propaganda, war, community violence,
negative rap and the dumbing down of America. The skills of Scott Loken the author, columnist and
activist bring the underpinnings of genuine insight to the intellectually penned and energetically delivered
lyrics of MC John Brown.
Issued from the soul of a thinker; the passion and commentary of today’s triumphs and woes offer a
platinum perspective, from a true poet.
1. (esp. prior to the Civil War) a person who advocated or supported the abolition of slavery in the U.S.
John Brown - Abolitionist May 9, 1800 – December 2, 1859
Was the first white American abolitionist to advocate and practice insurrection and murder as a means to abolish ...
2. a person who favors the abolition of any law or practice deemed harmful to society: the abolitionists who are opposed
to capital punishment.
John Brown- Hip Hop MC - The New Millennium
Is the first white American MC to advocate, via lyrical and poetic expression, the assassination of racial intolerance,
bigotry and negative propaganda in hip hop.
The Underground Railroad - John Brown’s era
Refers to the effort--sometimes spontaneous, sometimes highly organized--to assist persons held in bondage to escape.
The Underground - The New Era
Where you have to go to escape the mainstream murder of your mind. A place where you go to find revolution expressed
in music, words and pictures as action against mainstream madness.
MC John Brown of this generation is the love child of black panther and Martin Luther King ideology.
Taking the name of a radical who was passionately motivated to galvanize a movement against racial and
social tyranny; the creative MC studied the violent endings of John Brown and other such revolutionary
uprisings and upon seeing the same conditions existent today; he understood how rage could be present.
As the struggle continues, he uses his art to channel his indignation. With hip hop beats pulsing through
his head and the influence of legendary music icons in his heart - the talented lyricist took up the pen as
a pistol and fiery rhymes as ammo to abolish and slay the notion of racial injustice in this era.
His rhymes speak of his indignation over the current events, media propaganda, war, community violence,
negative rap and the dumbing down of America. The skills of Scott Loken the author, columnist and
activist bring the underpinnings of genuine insight to the intellectually penned and energetically delivered
lyrics of MC John Brown.
Issued from the soul of a thinker; the passion and commentary of today’s triumphs and woes offer a
platinum perspective, from a true poet.
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