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"Basically, when I look around, I see us living in a modern day Babylon, full of
temptation, sin, distraction, corruption, injustice, and misguided fools being mentally
enslaved. It seems to me the only way
way to wake people up from this kind of numbness is
to destroy what they know: Their business, their places of commerce and their biggest
place of gathering, the cities! Put it on their trains, on the lines they take to work, on
their rooftops, on their highways, on anything just to make some people realize that
culture isn't lost and that, at the very least, a small group of kids is fighting to keep
it alive." This is the way Coda, a 21-year-old writer, put it when describing what his
reasons were for writing graffiti.
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In the early days of graffiti, most writers were ghetto children. But now an
estimated one half of the writers in the U.S.A. are coming from white middle and
upper class homes; but these kids have demonstrated to the world through graffiti their
