culture
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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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Playlist: If New York City Had a Soundtrack, It’d Be These Iconic Anthems!
If New York City had a soundtrack, it would include these classic hip-hop and big band anthems that made us fall in love with the Concrete Jungle.
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Professor: Michael Jackson Was Great… But Y’all Know Prince Was Better
People need to stop acting like MJ was something he was not. He was the King of Pop. But Prince blows him out the water artistically.
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Oh, No! Simon Guobadia Pulls Plug on Porsha Williams’ Citizenship Dreams in This African Country
Guobadia has pulled his support for Williams’ residency permit in his native land, and social media had a lot to say about it.
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Was The Late Assata Shakur 2Pac’s Mom? A Professor Has Answers
Many are saying that Assata Shakur was the mother of 2pac. We clear up the confusion. You’re welcome.
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All The Scary Far-Right Groups Black Folks Should Know About
There’s more than one way to be far-right in America. Here’s a breakdown of far-right movements and ideologies that the Black community shouldn’t ignore.
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Professor: Why People Who Put Sugar In Their Grits Deserve to Have Their Black Card Revoked
There are things you should never do. Putting raisins in potato salad is one. Overcrowding the pan when frying chicken is another. Putting sugar in grits is on that list.
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It’s Time We Talk About the Real Reason Why Black Women Are So Hard On Each Other, From a Black Professor’s Point of View
Black men and women need to stand united right now. But that will not happen if we are fighting amongst ourselves.
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5 Reasons Why Black Men LOVE Some Jill Scott
Marking the 25th anniversary of Jill Scott’s debut album, we decided to explore why so many Black men LOVE this woman from North Philly. The real question is who doesn’t?
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Do You Live in A ‘Bank Desert?’ What You Need to Know About This Troubling Trend
These so-called “bank deserts” aren’t accidents of geography, but the result of many of the issues designed to systematically plague Black Americans.