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Revision as of 03:35, 15 April 2014
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"I started writing GATS around 2005. It stood for Graffiti Against The System. Originally it was a political campaign in reaction to Police Chief Bratton's zero tolerance policies. I just never stopped writing it and took it to a global level. I wrote it so much that that's just what people started calling me. In 2007 I started doing the character because I wanted a symbol that could cross cultures and not be held back by language barriers." - Bay Area based graffiti artist, GATS
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