Wealthy White Couple Adopts Five Black Children and Allegedly Turn Them Into Slaves
They were forced to sleep on concrete floors with no mattresses and one boy had open sores on his feet.
Race & Politics
Before There Were Karens There Were Stephens
These Black men are motivated by a greater cause than person grievances
The Real History of Juneteenth and the Reason It’s a Federal Holiday
Freedom Day has nothing to do with freedom
A Timeline Of Donald Trump's Alleged N-Word Video
A $5 million NDA, allegedly, kept it from being discussed.
‘Making of an Activist’ Explains the Real Reason Police Get Away With Murder
Activist DeRay Mckesson uses data and analytics in an attempt to enact lasting and meaning change to the reign of America's bad cops
The Dangers of Being a Black Lives Matter Protestor
The labeling of someone as a BLM protester leaves them susceptible to attack rather than acknowledged for their dedication
Racism From Ole Miss Students Hints at a Much Bigger Problem
Addressing selective empathy on America’s college campuses
Hip-Hop and Politics: Who's Pimping Who?
Jesse Washington did a political dance with the music industry for years. Now, the veteran journalist and author is tackling the ongoings on Capitol Hill with his first full-length documentary, 'Hip-Hop and the White House.' There’s nothing PC about his observations.
Jeezy Asks That You Do This One Critical Thing Before Voting
With “My President,” Jeezy helped galvanize young, Black voters when Barack Obama first ran for office. But has American politics ever had true respect for hip-hop? Andscape’s documentary, 'Hip-Hop and the White House,' explores how we engaged in the 80s and how it’s going
How O.J. Simpson Affected Race in America
The way we view and discuss race will forever be different
Oklahoma Voters Reject White Supremacy
Judd Blevins ran for City Council in Enid, Oklahoma. Problem is he participated in a rally gathering Neo-Nazi and white supremacist groups.
A Deep Dive On The Man Who The Francis Scott Key Bridge Is Named After
The Man Behind The Star Spangled Banner also owned slaves. He was complicated to say the least.
The History of Reparations in America
Why Have Black People Been Left Out?
How Amtrak Is Harming a Small, Black Community in West Baltimore
The building of new tunnels, according to the residents in the neighborhood, will have long-term consequences
The Republican Party Invented Affirmative Action Then Deleted It
The party didn't always have the philosophy it now has.
Class Is More Determinative of Success and Safety in America Than Race
Why money is the root.
Fox News Co-Host Called “Oreo” by MAGA Co-Host
This is too much comfort in the work place.
Donald Trump's Big Mouth Versus Thomas Jefferson's Prolific Writing
His gift of gab really is his superpower, SMH.
Why Was White History Month Trending?
An accurate telling of American history isn’t what they really want
The FBI Ghetto Informant Program You Didn't Know About
How the bureau defined these informants and what they were tasked with.
Does Nikki Hailey Really Believe America Has Never Been Racist?
In news we didn't see coming presidential candidate and former governor Nikki Haley throws out a whopper observation
Jonathan Majors' Verdict Proves His Race Was on Trial, Too
The question of race arises, not solely because Majors is Black and his then-girlfriend, Grace Jabbari, whom he was found to have assaulted, is a blonde white girl.
Why Do Black Men Keep Asking Black Women to Be More Feminine?
The answer is patriarchy—and it’s becoming rampant, from podcasts to everyday discourse
Why Aren’t We Hearing More About the 7 Million Displaced Congolese People?
Is this yet another case of racially selective empathy?
9 Things White People Never Have to Think About, Ranked
White people never have to worry about these nine realities for people of color
The Reality Behind the Great Replacement Theory
What are White folks really afraid of?
Are You Aware of the Florida Judge Being Investigated for Child Molestation?
While the investigation is happening, Jeff Ashton, who was a lead prosecutor on the Casey Anthony trial, is still sitting on the bench
How Racism Found a Home in Pumpkin Spice Latte Culture
Digging into what's scary about Halloween's favorite fruit and decoration
A Day in the Dictorial Life of the DeSantis Administration
Cronyism, Misogyny, Conflicts of Interest, and Blind Loyalty
On Brick Attacks and the Blatant Disregard for Black Women
Roda Bashe's heartbreaking social media post tells of brutal violence she suffered after rejecting a man's advances. It highlights a larger issue.