Mr.RGP
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Education |
| Occupation | Student/Activist |
| Location | Queens Village, United States |
| Introduction | Mr. RGP's attention to acute details is what some would call idiosyncratic; for the "professor", it is a way of keeping everything intact. His specialty lies in the understanding how the complex society works, from social movements to cultural apparatuses; more importantly, how the members of said society are now "aggregates" to the system. His beliefs lie in his name; "The stakes have never been higher. I feel that sense of urgency, and I try to distinguish that feeling into all of my writings" according to the professor. |
| Interests | Reading, Working out, Playing Sports, Video Games, Blogging, Social Sciences, Watching TV, Comic Books |
| Favorite Movies | City of God, Rushmore, Bad Boys, Momento, Garden State, School Daze, and much more. Just ask me. |
| Favorite Music | Mostly Hip-Hop, but from the 90s and early 2000s. R&B from the '50s to the '90s. Gospel, Techno, Jazz, Folk, Rock Favorite Albums (in no particular order): The Low End Theory Reasonable Doubt Illmatic The Great Adventures of Slick Rick The Listening Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band Midnight Marauders Stillmatic Train of Thought Black on Both Sides Blackstar Thriller Be The Score |
| Favorite Books | The Bible, The Philosophies & Opinions of Marcus Garvey or Africa for the Africans Vol. 1, Rock This, The Souls of Black Folk, The Head Negro in Charge Syndrome, Can't Stop Won't Stop, Know Thyself, The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison (hence the profile pic) |