November 4, 2011
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Donatelli said the district manager exclaimed, “What is that?” when he saw the black employee walk in to start his shift. A white man claims
The year Barack Obama was born, an American of African descent could not board public transit without the permission of whites, or select the seat
With a name like Rahru Reggae Arceneaux, it was pretty much written in the stars that this dynamic entrepreneur would chart a course toward a
The NFL remains one of the most profitable leagues in professional sports. However, the Detroit Lions have found a way to lose money in a
Dr. Jocelyn Wilson has studied hip-hop culture for over a decade. After recently earning a fellowship at Harvard University, Dr. Wilson is now working on
Nearly eight years ago, Janet Jackson’s music career took a nosedive when, during a Super bowl halftime performance with Justin Timberlake, the pop icon’ s
Since Kim Kardashian announced that she was splitting from her NBA superstar husband Kris Humphries earlier this week, the reality TV starlet has endured a
The rise and fall of one of hip-hop’s most famous couples, rapper Kanye West and model Amber Rose, has been a thing of tabloid fame
Rihanna’s health has been on a downward spiral over the last few days, and as expected, the singer, who was recently hospitalized after coming down
The first night Roger Bobb settled into his Bobbcat Films surroundings, a calm sense of pride descended on his soul like a sunset, and with
Professor Marcylien Morgan discusses why the study of hip-hop is needed at Harvard University and how the hip-hop generation has approached higher education. –amir shaw
Nearly every time I read the news, it seems as though another woman has been assaulted, injured or murdered by an abuser. Recently, a headline
Nightmare on Piedmont! It was an eeery Halloween night with ghosts and goons roaming about and striking terror in the hearts of ATLiens everywhere. But
On Wednesday, Nov. 2, 234 nonprofit organizations in the Atlanta area were designated to receive $1,000 grants from Wells Fargo. The first 64 groups were
