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Izreal Khalid Allah

Izreal Khalid Allah is a social reform poet who depicts life in the Underserved areas of America, ust as Gil Scott heron, and Paul Lawrence Dunbar. With is in your face prose and truth telling about growing up during the 70's and 80's in Mobile, AL to his adult hood in the nation's capitol, he depicts his journey to adulthood. his profound us of metaphor and rigid delivery in his works has open many eyes in the area of Spoken Word. His Earlier works show his anger at society for opressing his people, in his first book of poetry "Babylon's Bible" his prose is truthful and blunt. He has more than a couple of CD's to his credit in which he brings the poems to life in a conversational tone, which in his own words, "Bring them to life and takes the edge off of some very sensative material."

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[http://www.theblacknezmovement.com