Kevin Samuels, In Retrospect
Kevin Samuels was a polarizing figure whose opinions evoked in the hearts and minds of many,…
Review: Kendrick Lamar – Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers
After a 5-year hiatus, Kendrick Lamar steps back on the scene with his fifth album Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers. Before we begin, let’s level set…this is not an album for everyone.
Black Genocide is America’s Favorite Pastime
Families are still heavily mourning and grieving after their loved ones were murdered in cold blood. While the smoke clears we need to have a serious discussion about America's lust for Black Genocide.
Footsteps in the dark: The Myth of Diversity
Sports Management is a diverse subject for many post-secondary students to grasp and understand throughout their time at…
Which South American Countries are Safe for Black Travelers?
Wondering what it’s like to travel South America as a member of the African diaspora? Well, the experience entirely depends on what countries you’re traveling to. I’ll be discussing my experiences traveling throughout South America and highlighting which countries are safe for Black travelers?
A Journey in Black Home Buying
A house is more than a place to live. For me, it was a place that provided me comfort, security, and served as the canvas my teenage years were painted on. As you begin your journey into purchasing a home, do your due diligence.
Racial Disproportionality in Child Welfare Systems
As a child welfare affected mother, longtime pro-Black child welfare reformer and abolitionist, I can say with certainty that too many of our families are being permanently split up and too few of us are pissed off about it.
Interview With Reverend Summerville
Congressional Candidate Reverend Summerville (CA 42) drops by to speak on his agenda for Black America. We also…
Interview with Kamilah Moore of California Reparations Task Force
Kamilah Moore is the Chairperson of the California Reparations Task Force.
Lineage-Based Reparations are Key to Combating Structural Inequality
Lineage-based reparations are vital for Descendants of Enslaved Americans, a non-immigrant group, because not only have our ancestors been enslaved and unpaid but because even after chattel slavery, we were subject to structural inequality.