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Saturday, July 21, 2007

Mini doc on Hip Hop.. with words from Rochester Youth

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Rosa Cabrera is a Harlem native, born to Dominican parents. She delves in personal essay and memoir writing. She has taught English in New York City and Oakland high schools for a total of 5 years, and currently resides in Oakland, California as a single mother to her kid. She founded InkRise, a writing workshop for survivors of violence, in 2012.
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