For the second time in her career, Angelina Jolie is set to portray a black woman (the first time was her role as Mariane Pearl in
Floyd Mayweather has caught flack for defending Justin Bieber’s use of the N-word. Hours after a videotape surfaced of Bieber using the N-word in a
Ludacris and Justin Bieber If you find Justin Bieber’s antics to be nerve-wrecking, you will cringe when you learn what he did while telling a
The mistress/gold digger that won’t go away continues to make headlines. V. Stiviano, the woman who recorded Donald Sterling making racist statements, was ironically recorded
Most of the nation was outraged after it was reported that Mississippi Judge Bill Weisenberger struck a mentally challenged black man and called him the
A judge in Mississippi allegedly slapped a black man and called him the N-word. According to reports by the Clarion Ledger, Judge Bill Weisenberger struck the
Ta-Nehisi Coates was recently wrote an intriguing article, “The Case for Reparations.” Published in The Atlantic, the article presents an in-depth argument on why its
The top new media companies have done a poor job at diversity, according to Jesse Jackson. In a recent open letter written by Jackson, the
Mark Cuban caused a stir when attempting to address racism and bigotry. During an interview with Inc., Cuban addressed the Donald Sterling situation by saying
Dr. Abraham L. Davis is now retired from Morehouse College in Atlanta after 41 years of educating the best black minds in America. A native
Segregation; a word and reality that took blood, constitutional amendments and a Supreme Court decision to attempt to purge a great injustice. Yet almost 60
Australian rapper Iggy Azalea had something of a coming-out party at last night’s 2014 Billboard Music Awards. Opening the show by performing her hit “Fancy,”
A racist police commissioner in New Hampshire is the latest figure to show ignorance through racist attitudes. According to the Associated Press, Robert Copeland, 82,
Magic Johnson responds to Donald Sterling’s “AIDS” comment After vowing not to comment further on Donald Sterling via Twitter, former NBA baller Magic Johnson decided
Princeton University’s Dr. Eddie Glaude recently discussed Donald Sterling and the pervasive racist attitudes in America. Listen to the exclusive interview below: //rollingout.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/EddieGlaude3.wav
Donald Sterling proved that he is oblivious to the ramifications of his actions and words. During an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Sterling apologized for
The day mainstream media discovered that more than 200 Nigerian girls had been abducted at a school by terrorists, outrage spread throughout Africa and, eventually,
Leslie Jones continues to catch flack for her “slavery” joke that she performed on “Saturday Night Live.” Princeton’s Dr. Eddie Glaude offers an interesting perspective
Princeton’s Dr. Eddie Glaude recently spoke with rolling out about the article, “Why I’ll Never Apologize for my White Male Privilege.” The article was written
A Republican candidate is drawing heavy backlash for racist comments he made about MSNBC’s Melissa Harris-Perry on Twitter. According to reports by the NY Daily
