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With his long, loose ankles and intense attack, Janas, 25, blends cool classicism with hard-hitting, hip hop aggression--no surprise from someone who names tappers as diverse as Dianne Walker and Savion Glover as influences. His goal was to sustain communities of rubber tappers and indigenous peoples who knew how to live in the forest without wrecking it. Mendes pointed out that an intact forest ecosystem could sustain a substantial population of highly productive rubber tappers, who would have an obvious vested interest in keeping it intact. |
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