Question

lee quinones a brief history of graffiti art
city subway art movement \like lost dreams.\ artists would tag cars and maybe never see them again. the subway cars would survive a few months at most on the rails before being hauled away by authorities.
4 quinones considered his art to be an important expression and also a way of building local culture and pride. additionally, he painted stationary murals to voice local concerns and boost morale in some of the citys most neglected neighborhoods. unlike the transitory subway cars, these works became a lasting part of the local landscape. although quinones began by creating work in spaces without permission, he eventually received commissions to produce new works around the city. by the mid - 1980s, he was holding gallery exhibitions. he went on to collaborate on graphic design for legendary street - style brands such as supreme and adidas.
5 quinones now lives and works in brooklyn, new york, and his works are displayed in new yorks whitney museum of american art as well as the groninger museum in the netherlands. quinones remains a major figure in the street art movement. his work helped garner attention for the artistic style of graffiti, and today, along with other street artists, quinones is regularly commissioned to create murals in public spaces, galleries, and museums. private collectors have also shown interest in his versatile and often revolutionary work. though he works in more official settings now, quinones believes that \street art revitalizes what the city has and probably will always have - the urgency to speak out.\
6 quinones and street artists like him created a forum and a medium for urban communities to reflect on culture, society, politics, religion, even art itself when few public avenues were open to them
read paragraph 6 from \a brief history of graffiti art.\ then, choose the phrase from each drop - down menu that best explains the dual purpose of tagging
the paragraph explains that tagging served as a way for young people from marginalized communities □ as well as a means of □

Explanation:

The paragraph mentions that tagging was a way for young people from marginalized communities. Quinones' art was about building local culture and pride (similar to how tagging could be a form of self - expression and community building). Also, graffiti (tagging is a form of graffiti) can be a form of artistic expression.

Answer:

to express themselves; artistic expression