Recently DaCoasta gave fans a sneak peak of the film which featured a paper puppet show that not only gave the backstory to the legend of the Candyman, but at the same time reenacted the 1998 racially motivated murder of James Byrd, Jr. as well as the 1944 execution of 14-year-old George Stinney, Jr. Forever to be known as the youngest person to get the electric chair.
#BlackOutTuesday was a noble cause but wasn't executed properly inadvertently silencing Black voices in the process. Instagram is now vowing to that it will ensure that it won't happen on its platform again.
In 1865, the last remnants of slavery were finally eradicated when Union Army troops visited Galveston, Texas, but the shackles are still being shaken loose today.
Wale has been keeping busy during these tumultuous times. Besides keeping tabs on his socials and participating in protests, today (June 19), the Washington, DC rapper dropped a new EP titled The Imperfect Storm.
At a time when Black people are still being killed by police and protesters are being tear gassed and tazed, a white female officer is asking for the public to go easy on police after a local McDonald’s had a delay with her food.
Today the Canadian crooner comes through with some new visuals in “Stupid Again” where once again he dismisses social distancing and masks to get up close and personal with some thick young women who are lowkey worth dying for. Just sayin.’
Horton made sure to point out that this game is "all about Miles" and that his story is "a critical part of our Spider-Man universe, and you won't want to miss what happens."
Whether you call it Freedom Day, Liberation Day, or Juneteenth, we hope these songs will be a sufficient soundtrack for your actions.
A couple of weeks ago, in light of the recent protests that have taken place all across the nation over the death of George Floyd, Major League outfielder Torii Hunter, in a appearance on a WEII radio show recounted his experiences with racism at Fenway Park. Hunter said he had been “called the N-word in […]
If you follow Gilbert Arenas, you know he lives up to IG handle "No. Chill. Gill." Well, in a stunning move, Arenas seems to be atoning for his trolling ways.
During a House Judiciary Committee session for the Justice and Policing Act, the Louisiana congressman was yelled at by the Florida congressman in a bizarre exchange.
J. Cole has the streets buzzing with the release of his latest song, but depending on who you ask, reactions are all over the place and it seems even fellow rapper Chance The Rapper has something to say. On Tuesday (Jun 16), J. Cole dropped his new track, "Snow On Tha Bluff," taking aim at who many fans have deciphered as Chicago rapper/activist Noname. While J. Cole took to Twitter to address the controversy without naming his target specifically, he did state he stood by his words before encouraging fans to follow Noname on social media citing her as a leader.