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“April 29th” is one of my favorite songs of all time from the band Sublime. It was about the explosive Rodney King riots that broke out in Los Angeles following an aggressive police traffic stop. The following unofficial video encapsulates both the event and the song from 1996:
Blake Walley is a writer, reporter and producer. An idealist and truth-seeker obsessed with the future. A new media trailblazer and outside-the box-thinker. Former Las Vegas bartender influenced by Gonzo journalism. Inspired, eccentric, and always up for a challenge. Blake has been making waves for over 10 years with his original analysis and creative style.
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