Government put youth messages to rap music (October 09)
Linstock has helped client the Office of National Statistics launch an innovative campaign using artist Ghetts, real name Justin Jude Clarke Samuel, an influential and progressive rapper in the grime scene. Ghetts has produced an inspiring track called Invisible to encourage his peers, young black men, to participate in the 2011 Census and 2009 Census Rehearsal. The rehearsal is currently taking place in three areas of England and Wales, including Newham, where Linstock is actively engaging with the black and minority ethnic community.
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