Kendrick Lamar Called Drake a ‘Colonizer’ and Forced Black America to Face a Hard Truth
The beef forced Black America to look deeply in 2025 and ask hard questions about who gets to represent our culture on a global stage.
Professor: Why Have Black Women Stayed Silent About Diddy, Other Men For So Long?
The Diddy docuseries does more than expose Sean Combs’s misdeeds. It shows how Black women sometimes hurt themselves in their attempt to protect Black men.
What Blueface’s Tweet About Having Sex With His Mother Actually Says About Black Mothers…
OPINION: Blueface’s tweet about his mother sleeping with him is inelegant, but that doesn’t mean he’s wrong.
The New Owner Of The Root Asked A Question We All Must Answer: ‘What Is Your Assignment?’ Don’t Have An Answer? Here’s Some Help.
We all have an assignment. But finding it will not be the same for everyone.
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Why Donald Trump’s Slick Remarks About Kamala’s Looks Won’t Gain Him The Black Support He’s Hoping To Get
Trump’s remark was one of the most unhinged moments during a campaign rally on Saturday.
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It’s Time To Admit That Tyler, The Creator Is A National Treasure
The outspoken rapper has always worked to protect the culture.
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Is Donald Trump Lying on VP Harris Because He Can’t Stand Losing to a Black Woman? Here’s the Tea
Trump’s interview with Elon Musk is just his latest stunt to disrespect Harris.
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U.K. Violence Is A Racist, Far-Right Attack On People Of Color, And We Should All Be Paying Attention
The riots were triggered by disinformation spread about the person accused of killing children.
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Former Speechwriter for Kamala Harris Breaks down the VP’s Atlanta Speech
The Vice President’s Atlanta rally drew the largest crowd of any event during her campaign so far.
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Is Tyler Perry Playing in Our Faces? How Could a Leading Black Hollywood Employer Make Such Terrible Films?
When a Black auteur becomes wildly successful with mediocre-at-best content, what do we do with him?
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Don’t Get it Twisted…Black Folks Are Unified Behind Kamala Harris. Here’s What We Know
Despite what polls say, Black people have always been politically united and that’s not changing anytime soon