LeroyMoore.com
"Leroy Moore is a disabled African American writer, poet, hip-hop lover, community activist and feminist. He has been sharing his perspective on identity, race & disability for the last thirteen years. His work began in London, England where he discovered a Black Disabled Movement which help led to the creation of his lecture series; ’On the Outskirts: Race & Disability. Leroy F. Moore Jr. is a consultant on Race & Disability. He has studied, worked and lectured in the field of race and disability concerning blues, hip-hop, and social justice issues in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and South Africa.

Leroy currently lectures for Speak Out, a national speaker’s bureau. For more than ten years Leroy has collected CDs, videos and articles from Blind Blues Artists and has rare CDs from disabled hip-hop artists.

Leroy has interviewed disabled hip-hop\soul\blues artists; DJ Quad of LA, Paraplegic MC of Chicago, Rob DA Noize of New York and the Blind Boys of Alabama to name a few. He has performed with Molotov Mouths, Po Poets, the Welfare Poets, Black Disabled Artists Sharing Stories, and has been a guest artist\lecturer in High schools and Universities across the country and in Canada & UK."