political theatre: hip hop history

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Carrying my passport as I depart from the Paris-Orly Airport to NYC-JFK with new adventures, and cultural experiences in my repertoire.

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My friend Naomi Ravick, whom is currently studying abroad at NYU Paris, invited me to attend her French Architecture class. The class goes on field trips every Thursday, and this is a short clip of my experience.

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For that later half of my spring break, I visited my friend Naomi Ravick. She is currently studying abroad at NYU Paris and had class one of the days that I was there, so I was able to roam and explore the city on my own accord.

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I choose to lead a vegan lifestyle in my day to day, but I purposefully make exceptions when I travel, so that I can respectfully experience the delicacies and authentic cuisines of the local culture. I had a picnic by the Canal Saint-Martin in Paris, France. Here I sampled fresh, locally baked croissants, pain au chocolat, baguette, brie, hummus, kalamata olive tapenade, chocolate and coffee flavored eclairs, and fresh blackberries.

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Jim Morrison of The Doors grave at Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France

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Locks of Love on a bridge by the main canal in Paris, France. 

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Graffiti art in the Christiania area of Copenhagen, Denmark. A collection of various artists that came together in order to form a cohesive piece. Use of similar colors and shapes make it appear very fluid.