Race Matters
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How Trump is Threatening to Erase the Legacies of World War II’s Black Soldiers
After Trump’s anti-DEI policies rocked the nation, a WWII museum in Europe is facing backlash for removing Black soldiers’ memorials.
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Understanding the Plight of Somalis Making it to the U.S. — Only to Get Trashed By Trump
In order to understand the Somali Civil War and why President Trump is targeting Somalis, you have to start form the very beginning…
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How Cynthia Erivo’s Latest ‘Wicked’ Press Run Proves Misogynoir is Alive and Well
Cynthia Erivo has been forced to endure awkward press moments and field inappropriate interview questions that Ariana Grande and her other non-Black “Wicked” co-stars don’t have to.
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Rachel Dolezal, 10 Years Later: What Happened to the Woman Who Pretended to Be Black?
It’s been 10 years since Rachel Dolezal was exposed for pretending to be Black. Now, we’re diving deep into the scandal that shocked the Black community.
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Why Black Gen Z Folks Can’t Envision Their Future or the ‘American Dream’
Black Gen Z feel unheard, unsupported and completely hopeless in today’s society. Here’s what they’re saying…
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MAGA Rappers Release a ‘Lynching Anthem’ That’s More Offensive Than You Can Imagine…
MAGA rappers Forgiato Blow and JJ Lawhorn dropped a song all about lynching, and expectedly, Black America is pissed.
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5 Artifacts That Prove Trump’s Attack on the Smithsonian is an Attack on Black History
From Harriet Tubman’s shawl to the writings of James Baldwin, these five Black history artifacts can only be found at the Smithsonian.
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Black Gen-Zs Remember Where They Were When Trayvon Martin Was Killed 14 Years Ago
Feb. 26 marks 14 years after Trayvon Martin, the murder that shaped a young generation.
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Why Black Folks Are Always Expected to Extend Grace When No One Else Will
Black folks are being asked to “turn the other cheek” after the BAFTA scandal, but given the deep history of forcing Black people to submit, the wound is still too fresh.
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Underground Railroad Safe House Found Inside Historical NYC Mansion
While the NYC Merchant House is famous for its grandiose nature, the truth lying underneath the ground floor is a more humbling representation of Black American history.