Chicago Poet Seeks To Stop The KKK… Kidz Killin’ Kidz

Chicago Poet Seeks To Stop The KKK… Kidz Killin’ Kidz
A Black man performing poetry in full KKK garb! I had to watch and listen several times as his musical selection of Good Mob’s FREE grabbed me as well. The poet from chicago is kweisi gharreau (pronounced kway-c ga-har-ro) aka kweisi, the poet. Follow kweisi’s literary journey on Instagram @kweisithebrand I once read, the only thing you have to fear
from a poet is the truth. Working to stop Kidz Killin’ Kidz in the concrete jungles of Chicago let alone America; is the truth. I am still thinking, in this political climate and the furious racism, should I be afraid for kweisi, the poet and/or is kweisi Crazy or Courageous? The poem goes back 31-years in which we have the receipt.
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