Pop culture can be useful when connected to politics if it inspires tangible action—but the two can be like fire and gasoline when combined in the wrong way.
Before he left, Ben Shapiro deflected Andrew Neil’s tough questions about his hateful tweets and incendiary, polarizing commentary by accusing the well-known conservative interviewer of being left-wing. Naturally, Twitter is having a great time.
The rapper delivers a brash, uncompromising look at political and racial issues in both America and the black community in his Netflix series, but leaves something to be desired.
The billionaire and prominent media figure visited Georgia to show support for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, and took to local neighborhoods between two scheduled appearances.
