Arctic Hip-Hop
Posted on October 9, 2008Stephen Leafloor, also known as Buddha from Canadian Floor Masters, has been doing social work in the arctic regions of Canada. Specifically, he uses breaking and other elements of hip hop to empower at-risk youth. A new book, Arctic Hip-Hop, has just been published about his work.
- Arctic Hip Hop
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