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15 Moments That Proved This Black History Month Was The Blackest—Ever

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One thing is absolutely for certain, President Donald Trump was NEVER going to get in the way of Black folks celebrating Black History Month. However, this February in particular just felt… eeeextra Black. You feel me? Read more…

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The Tea Behind Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” The Biggest Album of All Time

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Michael Jackson was already a superstar in 1982, after years of performing with his brothers as part of the chart-topping groups The Jackson 5 and The Jacksons. But after falling relatively flat with a few so-so solo projects, he found success with the disco-inspired album “Off the Wall” in 1979. Read more…

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The Grammys Have Always Dismissed Black Artists, and We Shouldn’t Expect Better This Year

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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…

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These Are the Best Grammys Black History Moments of All Time

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The 66th GRAMMY Awards are upon us and conveniently happening during Black History Month. You know what that means – we must celebrate the Black history moments our artists achieved at past GRAMMYs. Read more…

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Wait…Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones’ ‘Beat It’ Was Almost What Type of Record?!?

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Following the tragic passing of musical genius Quincy Jones, we’re learning new things about his life and some of the classic songs he helped create. Read more…

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