Krip Hop Nation

Krip Hop is a project featuring people with disabilities inside and outside the music industry, locally and globally.

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Separation From The Black Community Since Slavery: Black Disabled Folks

What did it mean when non-disabled slaves were set free?

Krip-Hop Nation Is Loving The Concept of Joshua Leonard’s Animate Cartoon Sires, Team Supreme

The Unfinished Disability Utopia, Berkeley Police & Americans with Disability Act Pushed By Kayla Moore, Transgender Disabled Woman of Color

Death Rumors

By Kayla Moore

Someone is calling the beast.

He is summoning me.

All he does is call.

I just want to be free.

Black death and the sight

of blood so cold,

my life sounds really short,

the scent of death

which smells real old,

pictures of old buildings

and forts

Must I suffer to this thing

we fear?

The Disabled Community Can Learn from the Deaf Community On How To Respond & Make Cultural Work On Police Brutality.

Did and has the anti police brutality movement left behind one of the biggest groups that have been killed by police since the early 1980's when I got involved.

Press Release Black Disabled Art History 101- Children’s Book (9/17)

Press Release

Black Disabled Art History 101- Children’s Book

September/2017

If only if Jeremy poem-song For Jeremy McDole

If Only If Jeremy

If only if

If only if Jeremy

Jeremy let’s talk, it’s ok you can’t walk

Let’s go deeper both know police watching us like a hawk

You got the wheels I got my cane, you and I let them talk

Put your manhood aside

It’s you and I so let’s ride

Who Will Be in Our Public Schools After Labor Day Waiting For Our Youth? Cops With More Power & Grant $$.

Both Democrats & Republicans have it wrong when they argue public safty and schools. Check It Out!

Confederate & Black Disabled People, More Than Statues Buildings Still Stands

Leroy's Suggestions on Police Brutality Against People with Disabilities Beyond Training.....

Yes I talk a lot about the problems so here are some of my suggestions toward police brutality against people with disabilities and who are Deaf.

SOME of My Suggestions: So what can we do as a community more locally?

A. Switching the focuus from what police need to what the community needs.

The Responses To Krip-Hop's Track SSI Dollarz By Men In San Bruno Jail

Back in the late 90's I and Lisa Tiny Gray-Garcia had the honor to present our work in San Bruno jail. In July of 2017 I had another opportunity to present my work, this time, Krip-Hop Nation under Poetry For the People's teacher Amalia Alvarez. The men responded great to the videos, songs and talk all about Black disabled issues from Hip-Hop to police brutality but the spark was the song by Keith Jones and I entitled SSI Dollarz. We ended the class by writing what they thought of the presentation and a cypher.