culture
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Why Black Folks Treat Troubling ‘Dr. Umar’ Better Than Talented Amanda Seales
Dr. Umar and Amanda Seales can both be frustrating, but Why Is Black America Harder on Seales?
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You Won’t Believe What Joy Reid Says She Got Paid in Comparison to Her MSNBC Colleagues
“They work less hours and make more than us, get bigger raises, more opportunities and more grace. This is the world we live in,” Joy Red said.
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Why Beyoncé Is Absolutely Not The New Michael Jackson…So Stop!
Mrs. Knowles-Carter can never reach the heights of Mr. Jackson for one simple reason…
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Professor: Black Man, Before You Sip That White Wine in Public, Know You Annoy Us
This Black professor has sparked a spirited debate with a theory about a specific—and, in his view, irritating —social phenomenon: the Black man who exclusively or prominently opts for white wine.
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Will We Ever See Another Black NBA MVP?
The shift isn’t about skill. It’s about how the game is being taught.
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Here is Why Druski Is Winning!
Druski is not avoiding controversy. He just understands the culture well enough to get it right and build an audience of millions.
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John Brown: The White Man Who Black People Have Loved Throughout history
In a time when the world feels split, white allies seem nil, and America still refuses to vote slavery as its greatest crime, a new generation is rediscovering John Brown, the white man who gave his life for Black liberation.
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TikToker Finds Jill Scott’s Family Photos at Goodwill and Launches Mission to Return Them
After stumbling across Jill Scott’s family photos in Goodwill, one TikToker user has returned the precious memories back to the singer.
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‘Euphoria’ Composer Labrinth Quits Show and Music Business, Now Fans Are Shook
Fans of the hit HBO drama “Euphoria” are shook after the show’s composer, Labrinth, suddenly cut ties with the high school series.
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Did You Know JFK Jr.’s Iconic ’90s Style Secretly Came from Black Icons Like Denzel?
Online Gen Z is going crazy over John F. Kennedy Jr’s fashion sense, but not everybody realizes his fashion was inspired by Black men in the ’90s.