politics

The renaissance of Black films acknowledge the past and look towards the future

Lukewarm activism by white women, what’s new?

For too long we’ve been told that “Black” politics would scare away moderates

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The only good part about Rudy Giuliani’s meltdown is that it reminded us how good My Cousin Vinny is.

Someone tell Candace Owens that Harry Styles is not the first man to wear a dress…

Howard Kurtz is equally tired of Republicans trying to stage a coup and of Democrats getting mad about it.

Supreme’s $2.1 billion sale to VF Corporation, owner of Vans and North Face, is only part of the gentrification of streetwear culture.

“To Pimp A Butterfly,” Kendrick Lamar’s most political album, feels as relevant in the wake of the 2020 Election as it did in 2015 … and lord knows we need it. Here’s some Kendrick wisdom inspire you past the bleakness.