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Who Is Maxwell Frost, The First Gen Z Congressperson-Elect?
The 25-year-old Afro-Cuban will represent Florida’s 10th Congressional district.
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Omar Epps, Actor & Author of “Nubia: The Awakening,” Plays That’s So Random
Omar Epps talks about his first novel–a fantasy epic set in a climate-ravaged dystopian future–and much more.
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Midterms Aside, Here’s What Black Youth Are Concerned About
Regardless of who wins the 2022 midterm elections, Black voters and organizers are thinking about politics differently than their predecessors.
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Broadway’s Michael Jackson, Myles Frost, Plays That’s So Random
The Tony Award-winning 23-year-old actor, from MJ: The Musical, sent chills down our spine singing an MJ classic.
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Cheat Sheet: What is Gerrymandering?
As voters head to the polls, not enough attention is being given to the redrawing of voter districts nationwide.
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Stacey Abrams: Here’s How Voter Suppression Can Occur
Georgia Democratic candidate for governor, Stacey Abrams, breaks down how you can be barred from exercising your basic right to vote.
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District Attorney Alvin Bragg Diagnoses The Uptick in Crime During COVID
The Manhattan D.A. points to pre-existing conditions for the rise in crime and proposes some solutions.
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Death Of A Salesman and The Wire’s Wendell Pierce Plays That’s So Random
The veteran actor (Waiting to Exhale, The Wire, Treme, Suits) dropped by our studio to talk politics, his Broadway show, and even belt out a tune.
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Abbott Elementary’s Tyler James Williams Plays That’s So Random
The Emmy-nominated star gives insight on making the hit comedy series, what we might see this season, and more.
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Here’s How COVID Affected Crime Rates, According to The Bronx’s D.A.
Bronx District Attorney, Darcel Clark, warns violence and crime are not the answer to increasing economic insecurity and a precarious political future.
