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Kevlexicon – Adult Shit

On: August 17, 2017

In: Documentary, Music Video, Uncategorized, VLOG

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Kevlexicon – Adult Shit Published March 20, 2015. This Economic History music video & documentary has a free companion .pdf you can download here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0ByizAe4GpB1Ac0RYMVBVcmdkTDA/view?usp=sharing Check out all of Kevlexicon’s Research Materials (.pdfs) on: Google Drive Dropbox Video Playlist for Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape & Documentary ( and vimeo ) Download Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape – Median Income Edition on Bandcamp. Kevlexicon – Adult Shit excerpt from the .pdf: From the “Adult Shit” music video post-script: With only 5% of the world’s population, the US has 25% of the world’s prison population. Today’s level of mass incarceration is unprecedented in history. There are more black men under correctional control today than there were under slavery in 1850. 4 out of 5 drug arrests are for simple possession, 80% for marijuana. Most people in state prison for drug offenses have no history of violence. The “War On Drugs” is economically inefficient. It has failed to reduce drug use and is a human rights disaster. Treating drug use and addiction as a public health issue is more effective at rehabilitating individuals and benefitting the wider community than criminalization. … Enough myths. Let’s combat the economic and legalRead More →

Klanhattan KlanVillage Documentary ep1: Had Time Interview

By: kevlexicon

On: August 17, 2017

In: Documentary, Music Video, Uncategorized, VLOG

Tagged: .pdf, Alexander Hamilton, American History, Anticolonial Resistance Movements, atomization, Audio Kusini, bangladesh, black panthers, Blind Willie Johnson, brats, C.L.R. James, capitalism, Christian Parenti, Demographics, drones, East African History, econkkklan, Economic Inequality, Economic Neoliberalism, Economic Racism, Exploitation, gentrification, Had Time, Hbo, Hip hop documentary, Imperialism, jacobin, jeezy, Kenya, Kevlexicon, Kitu Sewer, Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape Median Income Edition, lucky dube, Maji Maji Rebellion, Manville, Mau Mau Rebellion, Mayflower, Mike Davis, Mombasa, Nairobi, New Jersey, plantation, PlantationOwners, Programmed Economic Failure of the Village, Qama, rape, refugees, Research Materials, segregation, slavery, South Africa, The Economist, Turkana, ukoo flani mau mau, vice news, Yuppies

Kevlexicon – Klanhattan KlanVillage Documentary ep1: Had Time Interview published August 27, 2015 This Economic History documentary has a free companion .pdf you can download here: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByizAe4GpB1ARmtpbGNSUEpnUjA Check out all of Kevlexicon’s Research Materials (.pdfs) on: Google Drive Dropbox Video Playlist for Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape & Documentary ( and vimeo ) Download Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape – Median Income Edition on Bandcamp. Klanhattan KlanVillage Documentary episode 1 Kevlexicon talks about the situations that inspired the mistari (lyrics) of his new song, “Had Time”, off the Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape. Using the song as an entry point, Kevlexicon begins to talk about the larger global economic forces and hip hop histories that inform his recent works. Living in Kenya and reading The Economist, growing up broke, going to a decent college, talking about economic inequality, the Klanhattans and KlanVillages… *edit: yeh, the pic of Mumbai, India is actually Sao Paulo, my bad. (conflicting google image search references, wups) Excerpt from the .pdf: Reading Hamilton From The Left – Jacobin Mag https://www.jacobinmag.com/2014/08/reading-hamilton-from-the-left/ “Two hundred years ago, Alexander Hamilton was mortally wounded by then Vice President Aaron Burr in a duel at Weehawken, New Jersey. Their conflict, stemmingRead More →

Huey P Newton Economic Base

By: kevlexicon

On: January 11, 2016

In: Uncategorized

Tagged: #GroupEconomics, Black Capitalist, black lives matter, black panthers, BPP, capitalism, Economic Base, Group Economics, Huey P Newton, War Against The Panthers: A Study of Repression In America

Huey P. Newton of the Black Panther Party discusses the importance of an economic base for any social movement. Excerpt from Huey P. Newton’s dissertation, “War Against The Panthers: A Study Of Repression In America” “This willingness by the Party to use democratic means of reform and to support Black capitalism was criticized by some as inconsistent with the Panther ideology of revolutionary intercommunalism. This is partly because progressive people quite correctly observe that “It is very clear, upon reflection, what function law serves within any culture. It protects the culture’s ideology. Under capitalism it protects property, the men who own it and guard it.” From this observation, it is only a brief inferential step to the conclusion that, because law is a product and perpetuator of corporate interests in this country, it cannot be a force for significant socioeconomic change. But while this conclusion is logical in a mechanistic-sense, it is illogical, and therefore wrong, in a dialectical sense: According to the materialist conception of history, the ultimately determining element in history is the production and reproduction of real life… [I]f somebody twists this into saying that the economic element is the only determining one, he transforms that propositionRead More →