Though his delivery is not that of a fiery minister sermonizing, it's never inexpressive. The music, while still married to a reggae beat, is eclectic and vibrant. Born in Clarendon Parish, Jamaica in 1952, LKJ moved at age 11 to Brixton, England, where he still resides. While still in his teens and in school, he became politically active, joining the British wing of the Black Panther Party, then studying sociology at the University of London. He's written poetry and prose, and as a journalist, contributed to radio, television and print.
People often learn by example.
Not in all cases, no. No, that was something I did after discovering literature in my late teens. First an accountant, than an economist. And then I studied sociology. I was involved in that long before I went to University.