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Little: Little, A Graffiti Artist
Little is known about the British, graffiti artist known as "Banksy". Not only is he a graffiti artist, he is also a political activist. His artwork carries political and social commentary that are featured on streets, walls, and buildings throughout the world. Although his identity is unknown, his artwork is surely recognized and well known around the

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