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All BlackPeople Can’t Dance (ABCD) Podcast
by Isom winton
Is it possible for a Japanese person to teach a “Black” person about dance and Hip Hop? The All Black People Can’t Dance (ABCD) host, Isom, is a “Black” American expat, currently living in Japan. In 2007, he came across the Tokyo Street Dance scene and was so inspired by his experiences, he dove into Hip Hop culture and, ultimately, learned more about “Black Culture”. Meet the people that have influenced him and global players in Dance and Hip Hop Cultures through curated audio and video interviews. Stay connected to the past, present and future of Dance and Hip Hop Cultures.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Is it possible for a Japanese person to teach a “Black” person about dance and Hip Hop? The All Black People Can’t Dance (ABCD) host, Isom, is a “Black” American expat, currently living in Japan. In 2007, he came across the Tokyo Street Dance scene and was so inspired by his experiences, he dove into Hip Hop culture and, ultimately, learned more about “Black Culture”. Meet the people that have influenced him and global players in Dance and Hip Hop Cultures through curated audio and video interviews. Stay connected to the past, present and future of Dance and Hip Hop Cultures.
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Isom winton
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