Kaba Modern Created a Dance Dance Revolution   He starts by
educating each Kaba Modern class on the history of hip-hop, as
well as on the crew itself. "Every one of you who has walked
through the doors has put an imprint on the Kaba Modern legacy,"
he tells the group. "Not because of your talent, but because of
your soul."  *     *     *  Born on Bronx sidewalks in the late
1970s, taking inspiration from the locking and jiving of
previous pioneers, street dance invaded cities across the nation
during the 1980s and 1990s, fueled by Soul Train and films such
as Breakin'. A shy kid from Harbor City, Calvario would sit in
the neighborhood park and watch in awe as guys popped and locked
on the grass to beats blasting through boomboxes. Inspired, he'd
go back to his room, stand in front of the mirror, and try to
mimic what he saw.  Kaba Modern's Blankenship Kaba Modern's
Blankenship Richard Minor of Modern Completely Insane Anteaters,
or MCIA Richard Minor of Modern Completely Insane Anteaters, or
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