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From Leroy’s 1980’s Road to Radio To Today’s KEXU 96.1 FM Krip-Hop Radio @ Poor Magazine

The biggest joke in my youth in the late 70’s and 80’s was my goal to be a radio DJ because of my disability Cerebral Palsy I used to stutter. Yes, people like teachers, some family members, friends and counselor all laughed about the goal of being on the radio. Here is my story of my dream to be on the radio from 1980’s WCCC 106.9 FM Hartford, CT. to today with Poor Magazine’s KEXU 96.1 FM East Oakland, CA..

Podcast - Black Disabled Bodies & Police Part 3

Listen to it at https://soundcloud.com/user-147187058/black-disabled-bodies-police-part-3

Transcript:

Avalanche: #SaveArnaldo

Arnaldo Rios Soto, Autistic, Nonspeaking, and Brown, is about to be evicted from his current group home.

His crisis brought back a personal memory. So here is that brief, true, Kerima memory.

Are We Finally Breaking Out of The Religious Model of Disability: The Black Community

As Black disabled man living in the twenty-first century, who grew up in the disabled and Black community on the east coast in the 70’s and 80’s, I have seen how the Black community has been left behind in the disability movements, from civil rights that have led to disability pride, models of disability, disability arts/culture, and disability studies– leading to publications like newsletters to magazines to news articles to books to movies.

The Back Door Killing of The Olmstead Act by Former President Obama RAD Program Killed Public Housing

Broadcasting Live With Patrick Lafayette From Jamaica To New York!

LEROY F. MOORE JR: First, tell us about growing up in Jamaica.

Police Brutality With A Deaf Character In the Movie, The System By Iroc Daniels

LEROY F MOORE JR.: So, Mr. Daniels, tell us about this movie called The System, and when did it come out?

IROC DANIELS: Well, this came out in the last, well, it actually went to select theaters September 5^th to select theaters. But now it’s on Amazon. It just came out on Amazon like a couple weeks ago.

LEROY F MOORE JR.: OK. And I’ve been reading about it, and tell us about the storyline.

Part Two: Black Disabled Bodies In The US - Beating/Lynching Podcast/Article

Part One of Leroy’s Short Historical view of Black Disabled Bodies in America Dealing With Slavery Part two Will Cover Lynching

Ancestors and Art as Post-Katrina Resistance A Poverty Skola Tour Through New Orleans

“Wow, i didn’t even know that place was gone” New Orleans born and raised sisSTAR Ann, exclaimed as we rolled through the gentriFUKed and/or re-deviloped streets of the 9th ward, Algiers and Treme neighborhoods of New Orleans, to name a few.