POOR Magazine
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
Land Back Proposal For UC Hastings and SF Mayor London Breed
From Evictions to Encampments- No More About Us Without Us
From Evictions to Encampments- No More About us WIthout Us
Homelessphobia: Another Layer of Hate Against the Poor
By Queennandi Xsheba Shabazz, PNN KEXU
The Votes are in
By Queennandi Xsheba PNN KEXU
Earth Crisis: Fires and Floods
By Queennandi Xsheba PNN KEXU
Houseless & Formerly Houseless, disabled, indigenous youth and elders "Tour" the Tenderloin demanding housing and reparations for 500 houseless San Franciscans facing motel evictions
Poverty Skola Ancestors on Dia De Los Muertos
(Ancestors mural at Homefulness on BlackArthur in deep East Occupied Huchuin /Oakland- cared for by Al Osorio, Prensa POBRE/POOR Magazine familia and member of the Oakland Chapter of the Brown Berets)
Low-Key Race War
In the early 1900’s David Wark Griffith’s film “A Birth of A Nation” was dubbed one of Hollywood’s most influential films. Although the title he received came with controversy, the silent movie still grew to be very popular amongst the MAGA supporters of that particular time.
