William Wimsatt, also known as Upski, is a social entrepreneur and activist whose literary work critiques societal norms and celebrates urban life. His writings often draw from his own experiences, exploring themes of subculture, social justice, and political engagement. Through his essays and editorial projects, he amplifies young voices and encourages readers to become active participants in social change.
A seminal evaluation of the world of hip-hop, rap, and street art also features an analysis of the culture and politics surrounding it, in an anniversary edition of an underground classic that addresses a broad range of topics including suburban sprawl, racial identity, and youth activism. Original.