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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Broadcasting Live With Patrick Lafayette From Jamaica To New York!
LEROY F. MOORE JR: First, tell us about growing up in Jamaica.
Getting the Po-L-ICE Force out of Salesforce - Youth Poverty Skolaz Report on Salesforce Protest of CBP
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Detaining Immigrant Kids is now a billion-dollar Industry, everybody making money off this Industry.
In San Francisco, we went to a protest at a building called SalesForce. The people who work for SalesForce found out the Customs, Border Protection (C.B.P) was working with their Company. The employee's found out about C.B.P and started marching in front of their Company.
PPEHRC Poor Peoples March on Washington
The Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign (PPEHRC) is a movement that is based in Philadelphia and is run by formerly homeless, poor and currently homeless people like us here at Poor Magazine.
Is It A Crime To Be A Black/Brown Disabled Youth? 1989-Today Changing The Answer To The Question
Wait! Since the late 80’s I’ve been protesting, advocating etc on police brutality against people with disabilities however today is totally different. I am use to reading and advocating for Black/Brown adults with disabilities but today our Black/Brown youth with disabilities are the growing cases of state violence in schools, on the streets, in group homes, locked up in jail, mental health facilities and even in their on homes when the police are called to "help" but a lot of times end of dead or abuse.
ReViewsForTheRevVoLution:: Black Panther and Black Love- a review
Movie Review: Black Panther
Action- This movie did not let me down with all the kick-azz scenes that kept me squealing with excitement and wanting more. The star-filled cast was amazing and perfected and the storyline tapped into my genetic memory bank.
Black Panther From A Black Disability Viewpoint Comparing Two Characters: (One Black woman and the other White Man) Queen Ramonda & Ulysses Klaw.
Now I can reflect on the movie Black Panther from a Black disability perssepective, it is interesting the contrast between the White disabled character, Ulysses Klaw, to the Black disabled character, Queen Ramonda.
