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Roberta Flack, Grammy-winning Singer and R&B Legend, Dies at 88

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Another true music legend has gone. Roberta Flack, the Grammy-winning singer who dominated the 1970s and remains a titan of R&B, passed away on Monday, per AP. She was 88 years old. Read more…

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Black History Month Facts You Probably Didn’t Learn in School

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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

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The Mystery Of Why So Many Black Superstars Hail From Racially-Charged SC, Explained

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South Carolina may have 99 problems, but producing Black excellence is not one of them. For people who aren’t from South Carolina, the state may be more associated with racial trauma above all else. The state has suffered more than its share of racially-charged killings: 2015 alone included the anti-Black racist… Read more…

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Forget Prince William, Here’s Even More African Royals to Keep Your Eye On

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The British royals have had a hard time in 2024. From cancer diagnoses and ongoing drama surrounding Prince Harry and Meghan Markle all the way to Jamaica taking another step to officially break up with King Charles III, last year proved to be quite interesting for the British royal family. Read more…

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Obama Said What Black People Have Been Thinking: Sexism Is Why Black Men Are Soft On Kamala

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Only Barack Obama could say what he said and not be waking up today to an online dragging. Only Obama could call BS on some Black men refusing to back Vice President Kamala Harris for reasons that aren’t rooted in sexism. Read more…

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The Best And Blackest Moments From The Democratic National Convention

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The Democratic National Convention kicked off in Chicago on Monday (August 19) at United Center and was quite the celebration. President Joe Biden gave the final address of the night, which was full of resilience and reassurance that Vice President Kamala Harris is going to be our next President Of The United States. Read more…

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