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Andrew Schulz, the man who felt most offended by Kendrick Lamar’s warning to not allow white comedians to mistreat Black women, is now feeling the full power of Black Twitter. Read more…
Last month, an airplane Karen was caught on camera on a United Airlines shuttle bus at Los Angeles International Airport hurling racist insults at an Indian American family. The verbal attack was directed at photographer Pervez Taufiq, who recorded the entire incident. Read more…
You Won’t Believe the Reason L.A. Airplane Karen Gave For Her Viral Racist Behavior Read More »
Yet another white comedian has responded to one of Kendrick Lamar’s most discussed lines on his recent surprise album, “GNX.” Read more…
On Tuesday (Dec. 3), Eric Adams—the indicted mayor of New York City—held a news conference where he took questions from reporters. Read more…
The families of the Black women who were allegedly sexually terrorized by a Kansas City detective over decades will never be able to see if he’s brought to justice, thanks to what appear to be his own extreme actions. Read more…
On Monday (Dec. 2), a Black California lawmaker introduced a bill Monday that would prioritize the descendants of slaves regarding the college admissions process. The tentative bill would affect the University of California and California State University, which are two of the country’s largest public university… Read more…
A South Carolina family’s world was shattered when 12-year-old Kelaia Turner attempted suicide following months of ongoing bullying from students at Dr. Phinnize J. Fisher Middle School. Now, her family is seeking justice. Read more…
Anok Yai has lost another one. After being passed over forModel of the Year at the at Fashion Awards on Monday (Dec. 2) evening for the fourth time in a row, the supermodel took to social media to share her thoughts on her loss…and Black Twitter had her back. Read more…
The world seemed to forget about the woman whose horrfiying interaction with the police led to a national conversation around Haitian migrants after a racist rumor brigade began. Now, we finally know how that case ended. Read more…
On Christmas Day 1996, 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey was found dead in the basement of her family’s Boulder, Colo. home, sparking a decades-long obsession with the still unsolved case. You’ve certainly heard of Ramsey if you’re of a certain age, but you likely have no idea who Tineshia Jackson, Taranika Raymond or Kreneic… Read more…
