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Kevlexicon – Hole ( You’re Just Poor )

On: August 18, 2017

In: Documentary, Music Video, Uncategorized, VLOG

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Kevlexicon – Hole ( You’re Just Poor ) Published August 10, 2016 Video Playlist for Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape & Documentary ( and vimeo ) Download Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape – Median Income Edition on Bandcamp. Footage shot @ Princeton, New Jersey #PrinceTown Median household income: $105.9k , 2013 Manville, New Jersey #ManVillage #Klanville #KlanVillage Median household income: $61.4k, 2013 Nairobi, Kenya #Dandora$hitty: Median Household Income (2013): data unavailable. howevs: The Gross Domestic Product per capita in Kenya was last recorded at 1133.46 US dollars in 2015. The GDP per Capita in Kenya is equivalent to 9 percent of the world’s average. GDP per capita in Kenya averaged 826.41 USD from 1960 until 2015, reaching an all time high of 1133.46 USD in 2015 and a record low of 481.38 USD in 1961. GDP per capita in Kenya is reported by the World Bank. Unemployment Rate 40 % Dec/11 Yearly GDP per capita 1133 USD Dec/15 Yearly GDP per capita PPP 2901 USD Dec/15 Yearly src: http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/gdp-per-capita http://www.tradingeconomics.com/kenya/indicators Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape – Median Income Edition is the definitive version of the Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape. We know “ukabila ni ujinga”; there are two klans, the global elite minority “barbie” / “Klanhattan”Read More →

Kevlexicon – Adult Shit

By: kevlexicon

On: August 17, 2017

In: Documentary, Music Video, Uncategorized, VLOG

Tagged: #BratSocialism, ACLU, Adult Shit, American History, amerikkka, atomization, Bank Bailout, Brat Socialism, Britain, capitalism, Christian Parenti, class, Class War, cocaine, crack, crime, Democracy Now!, Documentary, Domestic Policy, Drug Policy, Drug War, Economic Inequality, Education, Exploitation, finance, Forbes, Foreign Policy, Government Spending, Hbo, Huffington Post, income inequality, Jim Crow, John Oliver, Kevlexicon, KKKapitalism, KKKapitalism for the poors, KKKops, Klanhattan KlanVillage Mixtape Median Income Edition, Lynchings, Marijuana, Mass Incarceration, Michelle Alexander, Minorities, New York Times, NYTimes, occupy wall street, Poverty, Prisons, Raids, Recidivism, Rehabilitation, segregation, slave trade, slavery, social justice, SWAT, takkks, Terrorism, The Economist, The South, Trap, vice news, War on Drugs

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 →

Kazi Kwa Washamba – Hip Hop & Hustling In East Africa

By: kevlexicon

On: August 16, 2017

In: Documentary, Music Video, Uncategorized, VLOG

Tagged: colonialism, East African Hip Hop, East African History, Economic History, Education, Exploitation, Forced Labor, Hip hop documentary, Hip Hop Kambi, Hip Hop Lecture, Kazi Kwa Washamba - Hip Hop & Hustling in East Africa, Kenyan Hip Hop, Kevlexicon, Rutgers, slavery, ukoo flani mau mau

Kevin Teryek Kusini/Kevlexicon, edited by Monaja 28 November, 2012 Lecture notes Kazi Kwa Washamba Hip Hop and Hustling in East Africa First of all, I’d like to dedicate this lecture to all the East African hip hop heads I’ve been fortunate enough to work with. With this project particularly I’d like to thank Mwongela Kamencu, aka Monaja for editing and for his translation and analysis of “Angalia Saa.” Brief outline of Kenyan History I’d like to provide a context for understanding East African hip hop. To this end, I’d like to give a brief outline of Kenyan history. • The two official languages in Kenya are KiSwahili and English. There are over 42 other local languages, referred to as “mother tongues.” Swahili is a mixture of coastal Bantu and Arabic. Studies have established that Swahili was actually a Bantu language with heavy Arabic influences. The Swahili people existed before the coming of the Arabs. The Swahili language spread inland with the Arab slave trade. English spread with missionary activity, then colonialism, since the 1880s and 1890s. • In 1920, Kenya became an official colony of the British. White settlers profited from African forced labor on coffee and tea plantations forRead More →