Krip Hop Nation
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Krip Hop is a project featuring people with disabilities inside and outside the music industry, locally and globally.
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Pushed & Punched (A Song)
Pushed & Punched
Verse 1
Smack down on the ground
All around the world
Seoul Korea, Africa, Canada & America
Not a drum, bones snapping POW POW
Chorus
Pushed & Punched
Pushed & Punched
Pushed & Punched
By who? P.O.L.I.C.E
Verse 2
Dwight pushed out of his wheelchair
Sandy pushed to the sidewalk
Mentally disabled woman punched
What’s going on here?
Chorus
Pushed & Punched
Pushed & Punched
Pushed & Punched
By who? P.O.L.I.C.E
Bridge
Got a camera
But they don’t care
Investigating themselves
On video still justice is nowhere
“Get out of my way!”
Where is Hope?-Documentary on Police Brutality Against People with Disabilities
Film Where Is Hope A National Documentary and CD Mixtape Project on Police Brutality Against People With Disabilities.
We are enter Phase two of the project which involves traveling from NY to Berkley California to do interviews with Activists , Victims and Musicians with disabilities working on the CD mixtape by disabled artists Nationally.
Leroy Moore's Best 50 Quotes/Statements of 2011 from Leroy
1) When I was young I was looking for the mirror but couldn't find it until I looked within then reflected it outward.
2) We know that Ableism is a form of discrimination or social prejudice against people with disabilities. And we also know that the mainstream music industry and media refuse to deal with their ableism and ablest language. This is one reason Krip-Hop Nation is here among other reasons.
3) A pen becomes powerful in the hand of a community, activist and non-selfish journalist/artist. Rewriting our own story that leads to justice for our people.
Krip-Hop Nation End of the year Accomplishments 2011
In 2011 Krip-Hop Nation was hella busy
• September 2011 Krip-Hop Nation/Leroy Moore attended Decibel Performing Arts Showcases / Creative Case Symposium in Manchester, UK as a cultural critic.
• October 22nd/11 Krip-Hop Nation was at Syracuse University NY, USA Description A Panel on Hip-Hop & Artists with Disabilities plus introducing with Live Performances.
• Feb. 16/11 Krip-Hop Nation presents Black Disabled Artists, Authors, Activists & Friends Celebration/Reading @ SF Main Library
When Black Disabled Scholars/Activists Die
For Black Disabled Scholars & Activists who recently passed away and for us to keep his/her work alive
He/She works in isolation
Ripples becomes waves
Spreading on the earth
For future generations
Michael Buckholtz – Autism, Music & A Lot Moore
Michael Buckholtz – Autism, Music & A Lot Moore
1) Krip-Hop Nation (KHN) - Most people have known that you worked with MC Hammer back in the day. Can you tell us your work back then compare to your music work today?
Check Out This Cycle
Black disabled baby born shipped into public school's special education with White teachers (Remember 9 times out of 10 Charter schools are not accommodating to students with disabilities). He makes it out and goes to college to be hit with student loans. He finally graduates in debt plus experienced slam doors of employment. After ten years of trying to proof he has a disability which he was born with to Uncle Sam, he finally gets on disability benefits, lives in section eight housing. Can’t survive on $700.00 a month so he works for himself under the table.
