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AK Akillez Restless Freestyle

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24 Dec, 2015 2 min read

By Rahima Begum

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Akillez is one of the current artists who supports RestlessBeings causes and working closely with us to raise the volume on human rights abuses and voice the struggles that go unheard.

Akillez, also known as Ashley Fongho was the runner up in the groundbreaking open mic competition which took place at the RestlessBeings 2 Event in November 2011.

A passionate poet with an interest in current affairs and how he can use his music to raise awareness for the plight of others, alongside creating art that is positive and uplifting,

Akillez is one of the current artists who supports RestlessBeings causes and working closely with us to raise the volume on human rights abuses and voice the struggles that go unheard.

He has written this particular piece for RestlessBeings – check it out, support him and other artists like him who believe in writing, creating and resisting against the grain to create a fresh approach to making tangible changes in our world today.

A few words from the man himself . . .

I don’t always write serious stuff, sometimes things I write are trivial and silly but there are times when I’ll be watching the , do some research and am genuinely upset at the state of the world today. I feel powerless, but I have a voice and I want to use it, especially when we learn about injustice, we should at the very least use it. Sometimes it helps remind me of the a different perspective of life as well. In the society I live in, its all too easy to be dragged under and diagnosed with depression and other maladies of our times today, but in actual fact, very few people really have that much cause for concern considering we can afford to clothe and feed ourselves and have social services and benefits etc… things that many communities can only dream of. This is one of many of things that make me restless. As a result of these things every so often I guess I need to rant and this is my way of expressing that. Enjoy…
Akillez (Dec 2011)

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