Black Disabled South African College Student, Kanyisa Ntombini, Talks About Student Protests On Campuses & Moore!
(Leroy Moore’s Note: As you know Krip-Hop Nation have been connecting with musicians/activists with disabilities around the world for years especially in Africa and Krip-Hop Nation will be touring South Africa in November-December 10th. Leroy has been following the protests on college campuses in South Africa especially at University of Cape Town with disabled activist, Kanyisa Ntombini who have been organizing Black disabled poor students around disability justice issue on that campus. Kanyisa recorded an update for Krip-Hop Nation & Poor Magazine. B
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How are you? Thanks for your ongoing support of my/Krip-Hop Nation's work throughout the years! Now we come to one of our biggest dreams for Krip-Hop Nation, our South Africa Tour.
PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente Fall 2010 Session Begins!
Fall 2010 Session of PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente- Click on PeopleSkool/Escuela de la gente to download the schedule
Government & Disability Activism In Nigeria
Leroy Moore: Thank you Julius Shemang for agreeing to be interview. Now I want to go back in time and can you give us brief historical roots of Nigeria from the time of independence from United Kingdom to now.
Stevie Wonder's Activism Can't Be Laugh/Wash Away
Stevie Wonder's Activism Can't Be Laughed/Washed Away
As we all know, well at least Stevie Wonder's hard core fans, that Wonder is more than a musician from his days of fighting against apartheid of South Africa to donating his own money to make sure technology is accessible to people with disabilities to being the key activist/musician to push for a Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday and even today as an UN Ambassador of people with disabilities.
Black Disabled Radical Activism Back in The Day: Harriet Tubman 2016
Do you know Harriet Tubman bought property for a home for elderly and disabled free Black people.
More Than Hip-Hop, Father & Son in All I Wanna Do, The Film
Krip-Hop Nation (KHN): As a disabled activist/artist & founder of Krip-Hop Nation, I am totally interested in your 2011 documentary, All I Wanna Do, but first talk about your background as a film maker.
Angel Fabin speaks about traditional role of being a 2-spirit Muxe
Indigenous Peoples Media Project on the beat with Angel Fabin. Listen as Angel speaks about their nation, their traditional role of being a muxe, and much more.
