Anonymous ID: 444ccc Sept. 23, 2020, 7:56 p.m. No.10764829   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4858 >>4929 >>5022 >>5099 >>5256 >>5333 >>5412 >>5469

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Mysonne “the General” Linen, to his fans, is an independent hip hop artist and criminal justice reform activist from the Bronx, NY. Known for his introspective style, brutally honest, and socially conscious lyrics, Mysonne’s experiences of poverty and wrongful incarceration compel him to do more than rap about the social and economic conditions of the ghetto. Mysonne is an organizer and frequently speaks out against biased policing and inequity in the criminal justice system.

>Sarsour

 

https://untilfreedom.com/our-team/

Anonymous ID: 444ccc Sept. 23, 2020, 8:21 p.m. No.10765099   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5136 >>5256 >>5333 >>5412

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https://heavy.com/news/2018/09/mysonne/

 

1. Mysonne Was Arrested in February During an Immigration Protest in Washington D.C.

 

“The activism of Mysonne is not appreciated enough. He always shows up stands up for the people. Today, he got arrested at the Kavanaugh hearing. #BlockBrett,” entrepreneur and activist Michael Skolnik tweeted this morning.

 

The Bronx rapper was arrested during an immigration protest in Washington, D.C. back on February 27th. Alongside other activists and Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke,“he protested for a clean DREAM Act, a permanent solution for Temporary Protected Status/Deferred Enforced Departure holders,” Hip Hop DX reported. The group was also there to oppose President Trump’s attempt to repeal the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program, also known as “the green card lottery.”

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2. Mysonne Was Raised in The Bronx; He Was Mentored by NBA Legends Before Focusing on Rap

 

Mysonne was raised in the Bronx. He lost his father at age 11, an event that left him searching for direction. Basketball kept him focused and out of trouble. He was mentored by NBA legends__ Allen Iverson, Stephon Marbury and Rafer Alston.__

 

He spent a lot of time at Rucker Park through his teenage years, playing basketball with the greats. Towards the end of high school, Mysonne gained a reputation as a freestyle rapper and competed against rappers DMX and Shyne.

 

Mysonne is respected in the New York Hip Hop community, around the country and around the world. He released a series of mixtapes that lead to him being signed by Def Jam Records in the late 90s, but right before the release of his debut album, Mysonne was arrested and sentenced to prison.

 

3. Mysonne Was Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison For Double Armed Robbery; He Served 7 Years And Was Released in 2006

Mysonne was arrested around the time he planned to debut his first album with Def Jam Records. He was charged with double armed robbery and sentenced to 14 years in prison but only served 7. To this day, Mysonne maintains his innocence, stating that it wasn’t him who committed the crimes.

 

In 2001 while in prison he founded Universal Soldierz Entertainment, aimed to unite artists around positive thinking, morality and good principles. The company’s motto is “Trust, Respect & Integrity.”

 

After being released in 2006, Mysonne focused back on his music but wanted to build his career as an independent artist. He collabed with Black Wall Street Records to release a series of mixtapes and music videos.

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4. Mysonne Helped Organize The Justice or Else March in 2015 And Delivered a Spoken Word at The Event

When you see a bunch of people on the same mental wave as you and you realize you’re not alone, that’s a beautiful feeling,” Mysonne said during an interview with VladTV.

 

Mysonne was on the planning committee for the Justice or Else march in 2015, but also was one of its speakers.“I had listened to [Minister Louis Farrakhan] so much, I knew what he wanted to relate,” said Mysonne.“At first I was going to make it into a song, but was like nah, I need to say it. I need to say the words.”

 

http://www.finalcall.com/artman/publish/National_News_2/article_102914.shtml

 

L-R: Carmen Perez, Mysonne and Tamika D. Mallory of the New York Justice League.. Photo: Monica Morgan