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Breaking Stereotypes: Partially Deaf B-Boy Creates His Own Rhythm

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August 27, 2017

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"I invent my own context, I invent my own structure, I invent my own beat."

Partially-deaf dancer, Jacob “Kujo” Lyons shares his world with us, giving us a glimpse of how he embraces his silence and finds the freedom to invent his own beat.

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