EVERYONE. It's official. These two are finally engaged! What a beautiful thing to witness on top of my favorite mountain. My sister is get married, guys!! ❤️💍❤️ (at Table Mountain, Cape Town, SA)

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EVERYONE. It's official. These two are finally engaged! What a beautiful thing to witness on top of my favorite mountain. My sister is get married, guys!! ❤️💍❤️ (at Table Mountain, Cape Town, SA)
Tour stop at the strangest and happiest place on earth. #southoftheborder (at South of the Border)
The Colormake book drive for Tree House Books will be held at Koji’s Philadelphia stop on his Spring Song 2014 Tour. The show is at the First Unitarian Church Side Chapel, 8pm on March 31st. Tickets go on sale at the R5 Productions website at noon today.
1 in 4 children in America grow up without learning how to read. This staggering fact has overwhelming implications for the development of America’s children. Two-thirds of students who cannot read proficiently by the 4th grade will end up in jail or on welfare. Philadelphia’s literacy issue is reflective of the nation on a whole. 22% of Philadelphia residents over the age of 16 cannot read or write well enough to understand elementary school material. That is approximately 250,000 Philadelphians without basic literacy skills. This prevents people from being able to perform daily tasks, like keeping a budget, helping a child with their homework, or following medical advice. Illiteracy is a leading contributor to unemployment, poverty, and homelessness. Adults who cannot read are unable to participate in politics or community activism. Illiteracy affects people’s ability to participate in political debates or to make informed decisions in a voting booth. By not providing someone with the opportunity to learn to read, we are limiting their ability to be an active citizen. To help fight back against the issue of illiteracy in Philadelphia, Colormake is partnering with Tree House Books, a local non-profit working to “grow and sustain a community of readers, writers, and thinkers.” Tree House Books’ mission is to empower Philly’s children through building basic literacy skills by providing them with support, education, and books. Colormake will be running a book drive to help supply Tree House Books with much needed materials. We will be collecting books and school supplies at the First Unitarian Church Side Chapel on March 31st at 8pm. Click here for a full list of recommended items. The lack of access to educational materials is an issue of basic human rights. We must all play a role in educating our children so that they grow up with the opportunity to succeed, both personally and professionally, and live to achieve their wildest dreams.
Photo by Tracy TH Nguyen.
I made a new tumblr.
To The Great Brew Tour! #hoppybirthday #samadams (at Samuel Adams Brewery)
Baking therapy has gotten serious. #sixpies #pietherapy #perfectcrust #since2009 #hometownproblems #hashtagproblems #nomen2013
Here’s this weeks SMALL TALK with Koji and his brother David. #asianswag Go see Koji play on the Acoustic Basement Tour with Geoff Rickly, Vinnie Caruana and A Loss For Words.
Dates here - http://acousticbasement.tumblr.com/dates
Here’s a small talk I did with my brother whose real name is Doctor Destroyer. -K
In Dungu, DCR, our rehabilitation center for LRA affected children, Center Elikya, had its grand opening in January. It’s the first rehabilitation center of its kind in the region. The curriculum includes catch-up classes to make up for the schooling the children missed due to LRA.
I was featured on MTV IGGY today. Thanks for spreading the word. -K
Blake Fall-Conroy, “Minimum Wage Machine,” 2008-2010
This machine allows anyone to work for minimum wage for as long as they like. Turning the crank on the side releases one penny every 4.97 seconds, for a total of $7.25 per hour. This corresponds to minimum wage for a person in New York.
This piece is brilliant on multiple levels, particularly as social commentary. Without a doubt, most people who started operating the machine for fun would quickly grow disheartened and stop when realizing just how little they’re earning by turning this mindless crank. A person would then conceivably realize that this is what nearly two million people in the United States do every day…at much harder jobs than turning a crank. This turns the piece into a simple, yet effective argument for raising the minimum wage.
ah yes totally mentioning this in my paper
Reunited & it feels so good. All donations this holiday season go to our Come Home for the Holidays campaign. Learn more at invisiblechildren.com.
San Francisco. Golden Gate Bridge. How nice. (at Golden Gate Bridge)
The road. #thepnw #week10
Alice Paul was arrested and force fed just for demanding the right to vote for women. #obama2012
@barackobama even looks good on a cookie. Can't wait for Tuesday. #obama2012 #vote
And then this happened. #thepnw #craterlake #tour #dateweekend
IDAHO! My 46th state!! 4 to go! (Taken with Instagram)