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Who knew? King Charles III is not just the king of one of the most powerful countries in Europe, he’s also a music buff who has an eccentric taste in a variety of genres. Read more…
You Just Won’t Believe All the Black Artists on King Charles’ Music Playlist Read More »
Samples continue to be a huge part of our current music culture. Some of the biggest artists in the world have used them to create incredible hit records that have gone on to become classics in their own right. Read more…
The Most Sampled Songs From Black Artists in Music History Read More »
Art is a way to personalize your space, adding your own sense of style and making your home your own. Some of our favorite Black celebrities have done just that, decorating their homes with impressive art collections that include a mixture of paintings, sculptures and tapestries from classic and modern artists. Read more…
Check Out These Stunning Pieces From Black Celebrities’ Personal Collections Read More »
We’ve all heard it before:President Donald Trump’s second term is all about completing his mandate, and to his credit, he’s off to a pretty good start. From enacting mass deportations and signing executive orders to undo constitutional rights all the way down to gutting DEI at the federal level and firing thousands… Read more…
Rev Barber: Trump’s Real Motivation is Protecting the White Birth Rate Read More »
In a shocking twist of events at MSNBC, Joy Reid’s series “The ReidOut” was canceled after five years on the network. While Black folks honor the space Reid held for them and mourn the loss of the show, one person is predictably rejoicing: Donald Trump. However, Black journalists are standing by her. Read more…
Black Journalists Honor, Defend Joy Reid as Donald Trump Gloats Over Her MSNBC Firing Read More »
The impact of Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl Halftime performance is still being discussed and dissected. But there is one thing being under discussed. The impact it is having on cross culturally and how it further embarrasses his rival, Drake. Read more…
Most Black Americans have never heard of the Red Summer of 1919…but it is an element of Black history that we need to pay attention to. This country specializes in committing monstrous atrocities and then ignoring the consequences of their actions. It happened with Native Americans and the Trail of Tears. And, of… Read more…
You Heard of the Tulsa Massacre, But I Bet Nobody Told You About Red Summer of 1919. Read More »
Since 1976, February has been officially known as Black History Month – a time to remember our struggle and celebrate all the amazing contributions Black people have made to everything from science to sports to the arts. But as conservatives ramp up their efforts to change what is taught in our schools, Black History… Read
Black History Month Facts You Probably Didn’t Learn in School Read More »
The Grammys are tonight, and almost certainly a Black artist who is deserving will not win a major award. Many will jump online and voice their consternation, but they should not. This happens every year. Read more…
If you were asked to name some of the most talented musical families in history, the Jacksons, the DeBarges and The Isley Brothers might be the first that come to mind. But don’t sleep on The Sylvers, a group of nine singing siblings from Watts, California, that entertained fans for decades. — Angela Johnson Read
