Krip-Hop Nation in 2025 still gets deeper into the African content by not only presented at the Association of Black Anthropologists (ABA) 2025 spring conference, “Anthropology and the Black Experience,”  in Dakar, West Africa downtown on May 14-18, 2025 and then at the Disability  Studies & the Anthropology departments at University of Cape Town, in South Africa but starting new chapters in Zimbabwe and in South Africa.  Krip-Hop Nation formed a collaboration with Tumelo Mashokwe founder of Nasethe Vision Foundation in South Africa to work on The Krip-Hop & Nasethu Transnational Disability Justice Institute and more.

Krip-Hop Nation has the manuscript of the late Dr. Joshua Teke Malinga of Zimbabwe and has and is working with his assistant, Charity Moyo.  Krip-Hop chapter in Zimbabwe under the skills of Tinotenda Mudarikwa continues to grow.  Krip-Hop Nation has reconnected to many Bay Area organizations and activists/artists to talk about building Krip-Hop Institute.  Krip-Hop Nation celebrated Poor Magazine’s film documentary, Crushing Wheelchairs in Oakland, CA.

Krip-Hop Nation continues to be published in textbooks like, ‘Not Inclusion Because Black Disabled Entertainers Have Always Been Here’ in the 2025 book entitled, ‘Disability and Musicking: Resistance, Defiance, and Innovation’

Black Disabled Men Talk podcast returns under a new name, Black Disabled Men Talk Returns, listen here.

Leroy F. Moore dropped an online Spoken Word album entitled, White Men Deluxe

Leroy F. Moore passed all of his graduate comp exams

Leroy F. Moore applied for The Carter G. Woodson Institute’s distinguished Pre-Doctoral fellowship.

Happy New Year welcome to 2026

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