Name: Tibetan National Uprising Day by Walker Wooding
Duration: 55 s
Description: Protestors rally in front of the Chinese consulate in Houston to mark the 57th anniversary of Tibet's revolt against China's occupation of the region.

After his breakdance routine, Weaver Frederick sheds light on how he got his B-Boy name.

The City of Baytown, Texas calls this covered outdoor venue at Goose Creek Park: Jo Roosa Pavilion. But Frederick and the dancers who flock here call the pavilion something else: B-Boy Park.

B-Boying or b-girling, also known as breaking or breakdancing, is a style of street dance that began in New York City around the 1970s. It's an element of Hip Hop, a movement that saw its start in New York and is now seen across the globe. Breakdancing will be an Olympic sport at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

How a B-Boy Got His Name

Protestors rally in front of the Chinese consulate in Houston to mark the 57th anniversary of Tibet's revolt against China's occupation of the region.

Tibetan National Uprising Day

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Tibetan National Uprising Day

Walker Wooding

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