The World of a Guitarist

I'm Kwasi and enjoy music but my talents in music are the guitar, some rapping and poetry. Welcome to my musical world.

[im-augy]

[lazykwasi]

Facts

[standwithpalestine]

Palestinian poet and activist Rafeef Ziadah wrote this poem – “Shades of Anger” – after a man kicked her in the guts and said “You deserve to be raped before you have your terrorist children.”

[afroerotik]

It’s my understanding that Black voters are aligning with Trump in greater and greater numbers as election day draws near.  This is a picture of Donald Trump with his parents.  For those of you too young to know the significance of what they are wearing, they are Klan robes, an in the Ku Klux Klan, and they were life long members.  Fred Trump, Donald’s father was arrested in 1927 at an event for Klansmen, almost 2 decades before Donald was born.  This picture is towards the end of Fred Trump’s life in 1999.  Fred Trump, Donald Trump’s father, was a member of the Klan for more than SEVENTY years.  Yet, this year, Donald Trump said he didn’t know enough about the Klan to disavow them.  Why would he lie about that? 

I am BEGGING everyone to please repost this and repost it often until election day.  Donald Trump is a liar and a racist.  His not so hidden agenda is to restore white power to America.  Understand that his policies will be detrimental to Black people in ways far greater and more far-reaching than we can comprehend. 

[afroerotik]

Which is precisely why I posted the link to his father’s 1927 arrest at a Klan event.  His father was a Klan member. 

And this is further proof that his father was the same Fred Trump and very well may have been involved in the killing of someone. 

http://www.bluedotdaily.com/trump-arrest-records-surface-that-shine-a-whole-new-light-on-racist-past/

[doublemaximusart]

Bored? Study eyes from random characters! :D

[12262015-deactivated20200416]

confirmed

[m8terino-deactivated20180418]

i’m done

[lazykwasi]

Been going through a lot lately. The amp head that I bought no less than 4-5 months at the time ended up blowing out on me. So I haven't been doing much guitar lately.

[lazykwasi]

At the park earlier

[lazykwasi]

I got the sheet music, metronome, and the picks to start getting some of my sharpness back. My musical mind is better than it's ever been but my technique is falling off a bit. #dunloppicks #practicemakesperfect #metalguitarist

[lazykwasi]

Obvious product placement is obvious

[lazykwasi]

That's my baby on my lap

[aphtoncorbin]

Day 9-Paper Bag Test

[afrorevolution]

😪

[kryssieboopboop]

I used to go to church with a preacher who spoke openly in the pulpit about how he’d never be down with a lady that wasn’t the right shade of paper sack tan.

[marc3lrambles]

✊🏾✊🏾

[alxndrasplace]

In a Democracy Now! and Pacifica Radio Archives exclusive, we air a newly discovered recording of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. On December 7, 1964, days before he received the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, King gave a major address in London on segregation, the fight for civil rights and his support for Nelson Mandela and the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa. The speech was recorded by Saul Bernstein, who was working as the European correspondent for Pacifica Radio. Bernstein’s recording was recently discovered by Brian DeShazor, director of the Pacifica Radio Archives.

(DemocracyNow)  REV. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: I want to talk with you mainly about our struggle in the United States and, before taking my seat, talk about some of the larger struggles in the whole world and some of the more difficult struggles in places like South Africa. But there is a desperate, poignant question on the lips of people all over our country and all over the world. I get it almost everywhere I go and almost every press conference. It is a question of whether we are making any real progress in the struggle to make racial justice a reality in the United States of America.

[zooviette]

[flyandfamousblackgirls]

and more….

[bad-daydreams]

Forever reblog

[lazykwasi]

Some soloing stuff

[did-you-know]

Ron Clements, co-director of Aladdin, confirmed the fan theory that the merchant at the beginning of the film is actually Genie. “[we] had that at the end of the movie, where he would reveal himself to be the Genie… [through] editing, we lost the reveal at the end. So, that’s an urban legend that actually is true.” Source

[permertesacker]

[did-you-know]

Watching your favorite movies over and over is good for you. The repetition calms you because knowing the outcome of a story helps you to feel safe in an unpredictable world, and it comforts you by recapturing lost feelings.

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[driftforlife]

drift for life