Mississippi high school band’s mock execution of cops sparks outrage (video)
A viral video of a halftime performance by the Forest Hills High School Marching Band in Forest Hills, Mississippi, has sparked outrage. The halftime skit
A viral video of a halftime performance by the Forest Hills High School Marching Band in Forest Hills, Mississippi, has sparked outrage. The halftime skit
Being the president of an HBCU can be a hard job with little room for mistakes and at Howard University Dr. Wayne A.I. Frederick is
Media history was made as CNN host Reza Aslan broke an almost universal taboo. As part of the CNN series “Believers,” Aslan told the story
[jwplatform YgRv10ru] Body camera footage shows Barstow, CA police officer harass, humiliate and assault pregnant Black mother Charlena Michelle Cooks following an altercation with a
A recent video uploaded to YouTube shows a disturbing event that has similarities to the killing of unarmed teen Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. In
With the announcement that Officer Darren Wilson will not be facing charges in the wake of his murder of Mike Brown this past August, social media erupted in a firestorm of debate and antagonism. Many are voicing their opinions on the matter, and revealing how deeply-entrenched racism is in our culture; and also how ill-informed most American citizens are about how racism operates and how its ingrained in our system.
18-year-old Michael Brown of Missouri was shot dead by a police officer in the town of Ferguson on Saturday. The teen was killed on his way to his grandmother’s house, shot by the officer around 2:15pm.
Hundreds of protestors gathered in New York City’s Union Square Park on Sunday, July 14th to voice their frustration, anger, sadness and outrage over the acquittal of George Zimmerman, who was charged with 2nd degree murder in the death of 17-year old Trayvon Martin.
The backlash against Rick Ross is justified. But critics shouldn’t be so quick to let hip-hop off the hook.
As soon as Rhonda Lee hit that “post” button, she was fired. The hypocrisy is so thick that it’s suffocating.
Two years ago, director Termaine (M5) Brown, 29, pitched his camera in his Harlem neighborhood to shoot a controversial movie about criminally minded children. The
“Arrests were made. It is the obligation of police to enforce the law.”