In a disturbing incident that has gone viral, a young Black man was racially profiled and threatened by a group of non-Black men while walking
The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) has recently shed light on a pressing issue within college sports: online harassment. A comprehensive survey conducted in collaboration
In a significant crackdown on organized crime, federal authorities have indicted nearly 68 members and associates of the San Fernando Valley (SFV) Peckerwoods, a violent
Fernando Meirelles’ epic crime drama City of God is returning to cinemas to mark the movie’s 21st anniversary. Over two decades after its original release,
Kanye West is being sued by an autograph hunter who claimed he was punched by the singer. The “Stronger” rapper is the subject of a
Idris Elba is urging the U.K. government to do more to end knife crime in the country. The Hollywood actor has launched the “Don’t Stop
Solving homicide cases is a complex and challenging task, regardless of where the crime takes place. However, certain factors can make it even more difficult
An older Black woman in Harlem, New York, was beaten viciously and relentlessly with her own cane by a White man while others filmed the atrocity but
Rapper Casanova recently admitted a “terrifying” truth about himself as he settles into his lengthy prison sentence. The New York rapper pleaded guilty in June
Metropolitan areas in America have collectively reported sharp spikes in criminality, especially violent crimes, since the pinnacle of the coronavirus pandemic. Atlanta activists spoke to
Bobby Shmurda has become so disenchanted and disgusted with rappers, along with the dangers inherent in talking a good street game, that he no longer
Something has Yung Joc tearing up. The media personality and hip-hop artist uploaded a video of him crying on Instagram due to violence in the
The prevention of gun violence was the topic of discussion during the National Urban League State of Black America report on April 18, as president and
Keith Strickland is the president and CEO of Making the Transition Inc., an organization committed to providing services for youth to stay safe, avoid violence,
Basketball prodigy Ja Morant has taken a moratorium from the Memphis Grizzlies in order to bunker himself within a private facility to mend his psychological
NBA superstar Ja Morant often resembles a man on a trampoline due to his awe-inspiring leaping ability and aerial creativity, making him a marketing darling
Crimes of passion are often the focus of today’s trending news stories and television drama programs. The juicier the story, the higher the ratings and
A Waffle House in Austin, Texas, looked more like a scene from an episode of “Wrestlemania,” replete with scrambled hands, thrown chairs and jumping over
Three Arkansas officers have been removed from duty and are under investigation after a video captured them violently punching and kneeing a man outside on
McKinley Nelson joins Culture in the Crosshairs to discuss his organization, Project Swish, and how losing close friends inspired the mission. He also talks about
