A lesson for Black children
Walter Cronkite was as much a part of my childhood as Big Bird and Mr. Rogers. The evening news was a staple in our home.
June 19, 2021
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Walter Cronkite was as much a part of my childhood as Big Bird and Mr. Rogers. The evening news was a staple in our home.
There is no statue honoring Yvonne Bernadette Lee Odom in my hometown of Delray Beach, Florida. I would like to feign surprise, but I am
Not only have White Americans spent decades telling Black people to “get over” slavery, but they also have been vehemently against providing any reparations as
Candace Owens continued to do her part to spew illogical notions about race in America. During a recent congressional hearing titled “Confronting White Supremacy,” Owens
The Atlanta music scene remains in shock following the untimely death of rapper and singer Cutty Cartel. On Friday, Aug. 30, 2019, Cutty Cartel, whose
Cutty Cartel has died. The rapper/singer made a name for himself as a member of the rap trio Jim Crow which released two albums and
Most White Americans are not in favor of the U.S. government giving cash payments to descendants of slaves. According to a new Gallup poll, 67
Kanye West is ready to end his feud with Drake. Kanye and Pusha T became embroiled in a bitter battle of words with Drake after they
Rapper Drake has reportedly met his alleged son Adonis multiple times and has flown the tot and his mother out on a private jet to spend
If you have been wondering whether there is an increase in racist White people antagonizing peaceful Black people, wonder no more, it is true. The
In Nina Simone’s classic Four Women, she serenades her listeners with the external and internal struggles of being a Black woman in a White world.
In a small Georgia town the battle over suppression of the Black vote has taken a turn that borders on the Gestapo tactics of Nazi
Jim Crow never lied. Jim Crow promised colored folks death, injustice and the complete denial of opportunity and it delivered on its promises. The lies
“This plan [to disenfranchise felons] will eliminate the darkey as a political factor in this State in less than 5 years, so that in no
Culminating a 50-year fight 62 years after the US Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education ruling called for an end to school segregation, U.S.
Who could have a problem with the Black Lives Matter movement? Does it seek to diminish the lives of others? Does it ask people to violently confront
As an African American living in a supposedly post-racial America, I have grown accustomed to the following life cycle: injustice, grief and expected forgiveness. No
Stepping back in time in Macon is easy with a trip to the new Tubman Museum of African American Art, History and Culture. The first
Pretty Ken, the founder of the Attic Crew (Youngbloodz, Jim Crow, Playboy Tre, and more) held his listening party at The Music Room in Atlanta
The restaurant chain Bar Louie may be a popular hangout in many cities, but the one in Minneapolis has created a new discriminatory dress code
