We know, we know—summer’s half-over, and you are over being indoors. So are we—but safety first, Kids. That said,…

Recently, the Television Academy and ceremony producers announced that the 2020 Emmys will be officially going…

I’m Black. I love Popeyes. My Black love for Popeyes is further proven by the fact that I want to put an apostrophe…

Following an outcry from conservatives last week, the National Museum of African American History and Culture has…

Proper Gnar, the first Black female-owned skateboard company, was featured on Beyoncé’s June list of Black-owned…

Aside from my personal mission to convince the planet that Mark Morrison’s “Return of the Mack” is the greatest song…

Several Black female employees and former employees came forward via Twitter to detail their experiences with a…

I tried very, very, very hard today to find a point of #BlackOutTuesday. Not a reason, mind you. There are many of…

While I wouldn’t necessarily call myself a sneakerhead—perhaps that’s some sort of reluctant denial; my wife is…

June is nearing and that means it’s time to celebrate yet another Black Music Month. We may be stuck inside, but Da…

I cried today. I’d like to say this is an uncommon occurrence, but as of late, not so much. Sometimes, it’s the…

Remember January 2020, when massive orange boxes full of Beyoncé’s relaunched Adidas x Ivy Park collection arrived…

I’d wager that a lot of us are spending significantly more time on social media these days. I know my phone—where I…

When Octavia Butler published Parable of Sower in 1993, she fictionally forecasted the year 2024 as a dystopia under…

As the COVID-19 epidemic has derailed all of our lives, it has done unimaginable damage to the live entertainment…

If your soul so beckons you to fly to Atlanta in April, right now, you can literally buy a round-trip ticket from…

Of the many industries affected by COVID-19, the culinary industry has proved one of the most vulnerable, as social…

Amid the global panic a global pandemic can inspire, it might be easy to forget that it’s still Women’s History…

“I like things that subvert the audience’s expectations,” actor/director Wardell Julius Clark told The Root when…

So, I have a question that’s been perplexing me that will illuminate some things, possibly about me and you, your…