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The Sad Irony of Herschel Walker’s Fake Police Badge
This ridiculous Senate hopeful has a history of abusive and hypocritical behavior.
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Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak Are Saving Grammy Voters From Themselves
The duo known as Silk Sonic is not submitting its album for consideration, making room for oft-snubbed acts to shine.
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Male Ego Is Killing Black Women
A man recently murdered a woman after she beat him in a basketball game—a senseless and bizarre example of the dangers of all-too-common misogyny.
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Films About Black Oppression Are Becoming Harder For Me to Stomach
Movies like ‘Emancipation’ and ‘Till’ are important for keeping America honest, but entertainment that depicts our struggle is tiring.
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I Can’t Wait Until Tory Lanez Is Deported
Following the singer’s alleged confrontation with August Alsina, it’s finally time to remove this menace from society.
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Boycotting Adidas in the Name of Kanye West Is Misguided
Why are some of us pretending this is some kind of civil rights issue?
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Fun Fact: You Don’t Actually Have to Share Your Cringe Relationship Stories With the World
For the sake of my own secondhand embarrassment, can we end this silly internet trend?
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Please Don’t Downplay Tevin Campbell Sharing His Sexual Identity
Sure, many have long made assumptions, but the singer deserves to be celebrated for finally living freely.
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The So-Called Christians Defending Sweet Potato Saddam Are Begging to Be Jumped by Jesus
Last weekend the president of the United States turned his sights away from a humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico, a U.S. territory ravaged by Hurricane Maria, to a subject more in line with his interests: black football players daring to exercise their right to peaceful protest. During the following weekend, that spoiled, queso-colored white supremacist…
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The Lovefest Between Republican Senators and Jeff Sessions During His Confirmation Hearing Is Sickening
If there was any lesson to glean about the state of racism in America on Tuesday, it did not come from the farewell address by our nation’s first black president. Many of us might have believed in Barack Hussein Obama but never placed much faith in the country he described on the Democratic National Convention…
