Rachel Dolezal: An open letter to my sisters
Rachel Dolezal wants your Black girl juice: An open letter to my sisters Dear Sisters: Rachel Dolezal has you tripping … like really, really, really
June 15, 2015
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Rachel Dolezal wants your Black girl juice: An open letter to my sisters Dear Sisters: Rachel Dolezal has you tripping … like really, really, really
There’s something uniquely disturbing on so many different levels about Rachel Dolezal and her masquerade as a Black woman. On the surface, of course, there
Sadly, Atlanta politician and Black activist Reginald Eaves passed away Tuesday, June 9 at 81 after a series of health ailments.
Introspective Minds, a hot up-and-coming Atlanta-based production duo, recently dropped an eclectic instrumental LP titled BLΔCK. BLΔCK is a 47-rack instrumental LP based on the
This is a question we must confront, given the most recent executions of Black men at the hands of American police in different states and
They say a picture speaks a thousand words. That’s cool and all, but today, I’ll speak my thousand myself. I’ll save you some time if
OK, I get it. “The Cosby Show is no longer on television. Serious allegations are swirling around someone many considered the nations dad. Positive representation
It’s that time again. Prepare your hearts and minds for the purveyor of pressed together unpolite truth. We present to you the musings of Ms.
At what point in time does potential energy become wasted energy and therefore worthy of nobody’s energy at all? That question is one that has
In a perfect world, Jesus “Chuy” Garcia would be the hands-down favorite to win Chicago’s 2015 mayoral election. If Harold Washington could rep a community-based,
[jwplatform 3HEGV1Yi] There’s a popular mantra that’s been floating around for some time now that “rap minus lies equals hip-hop.” Long before it became the brain shifting,
Before Fioretti, before Walls, before Wilson and before Garcia, there was one woman — a young, African-American woman, who staked her claim as the progressive
“I am not afraid of being sued by white businessmen. In fact, I should welcome such a lawsuit. It would do the cause much good.
[jwplatform pdlama5Z] Being Black in Florida is getting dangerous again, especially if you are at a Walmart. Last week Clarence Daniels, a 62-year-old grandfather, needed
J. Ivy’s voice walks 10 feet in front of him. Performing professionally now for more than a decade, he arrived on the national scene as the
After Dr. King spent the summer of 1966 in Chicago, he was forever impacted by what he called the most segregated city in America. Chicago
As we prepare to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, it’s a good time to explore the man beyond the myth, the protest marches, and
[jwplatform sIkCydkS] Dr. David Satcher reveals why Black men must focus on health and shares tips on the importance of sexual responsibility.
It was a sad beginning that led to a joyful occasion as Ricky Jackson became a free man after 39 years on death row. The
Dr. Willie Wilson is a familiar name in certain circles in Chicago. The multimillionaire is a well-known philanthropist who rose from abject poverty in the
