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Father of Dana & Leila husband to Danielle; professor, writer, researcher, historian - author of *Emerald Street: A History of Hip-Hop in Seattle*
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An Historic Giant Has Left the Building

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By Daudi Abe
| The Stranger Verified
The history of a historian will often give a sense of the why behind their work. When it came to Northwest history, few stood taller than Dr. Quintard Taylor, Jr. BlackPast.org announced his passing in a press release this week.
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Bust a Move: A Brief History of Dance Styles in Hip-Hop

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By Nicki Minaj, Daudi Abe, Fat Joe
| The Stranger Verified
Illustrations by Naomi Likayi We live in a time where cruelty has become the dominant passion. How do we, to use the words of Hole, “live through this”? By, for one, countering cruelty with a passion that has been central to Black culture, dancing: the passion of joy. More to the point, dancing is one of the four original elements of hip-hop.
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What Slick Watts' Historic NBA Career Said About the Man

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By Daudi Abe
| South Seattle Emerald
In 1973, the 27th annual NBA draft consisted of 20 rounds. A total of 211 picks were made, and Slick Watts' name was never called. For some, this might have been a sign that dreams of professional basketball were not in the cards, but for one man, it simply meant taking a different route. Donald Earl Watts was born on July 22, 1951, in Rolling Fork, Mississippi.
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