racism
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Racist AI Videos of Black Women Complaining About Their EBT Cards Go Viral, and Folks are Pissed
AI-generated videos depicting Black women yelling about their EBT cards are causing conversations across social media, with folks calling out the creators for taking things too far.
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Why Black Men’s Obsession With ‘High-Yellow’ Women Hides a Much Deeper Problem
It’s not just white folks who can engage in racist behavior. We must be honest about the fact that Black men do it too.
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Professor: Why Trump’s ‘Born to Be Criminals’ Comment Should Alarm You…If You’re Black
For the president to say that there are bad people who are irredeemable is not just alarming or racist. It is evil.
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Professor: Black People Need To Know About ‘White Christian Nationalism’ And Douglass Wilson, The Man Who Is The Face Of The Movement
Why Black People Must Know About “White Christian Nationalism’ and Douglass Wilson, The Movement’s Rising Leader
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Professor: 5 Ways Black Parents Must Step up and Teach Their Kids Our History
Black parents, if you want your history taught right. You must do it yourself.
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2026 BHM: Secret Black Systems That Kept Us Alive (And Still Do)
From mutual aid societies to churches and colonies, Black communities have built lifelines when the American system refused to provide.
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The Golden Globes Snubbed ‘Malcolm X,’ ‘Selma and Now ‘Sinners.’ Here’s Why
The Globes have a history of not recognizing Black films.
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Sundown Towns: 13 Cities Where a History of Racial Violence, Segregation Still Scare Many Black Folks Away
From expulsions to massacres, these 13 cities hold stories of violence that keep Black folks on alert and away.
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Professor’s Advice to Black Students at White Colleges Amidst Turbulent Times
Professor Offers Survival Tips to Black Students at White Colleges During the Trump Era
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Professor To Howard Students: How Not To Fall For Trump’s Trap in D.C.
Professor: The cops out on the streets in D.C. won’t see a Howard college student when they look at you. They will only see the color of your skin.