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Rahaman Kilpatrick
Older Youth Manager, Horton
Location: Waldorf, MD United States
Joined: Sep 11th, 2013

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Rahaman “Kil” Kilpatrick is originally from Philly and currently lives in Maryland. He received his B.A. in communications from Morgan State University where he hosted Baltimore's #1 hip hop show "Strictly Hip Hop" for 7 years. Kil has been working with youth in SE Washington D.C. for the past 12 years and is also a music producer, a writer, a photographer, and an upstart director. (he’s currently working on 2 documentaries “The Midnight Hour” & “Come Hell or High Water”) Kil truly has a heart to help save marriages by sharing what he’s learned in his own marriage with those willing to listen as well as working with couples to help support them in their marriages. Kil has been married to his beautiful wife Tanya for 12 years and they have one child together Naomi who is 7 years old. They are church members at New Hope Church of God in Waldorf, Maryland. Follow Kil on Twitter @Kil889 and check out his music, writing, photography and videography projects at www.shibepark.com. and his marriage work with Dr. Roz at www.marriage-exposed.com.

Education (request update)

Morgan State University class of 1997

Undergrad Major: Telecommunications

Claim To Fame:

- Kil has produced full length albums for Khalim the Dream, Driz Lo, The Unidentified Objects, Viral Audio, Vegas & Kil and King Classic. - Kil has a relationship website www.marriage-exposed.com with his business partner Dr. Roselyn Aker-Black. - Kil is also currently a staff writer for Black, Married with Kids. - Kil is currently shooting a documentary called "The Midnight Hour" which will take a look at Morgan State's hip hop show "Strictly Hip Hop" and the effect if had on the Baltimore community.