For decades, Black TV hosts have defied expectations, pushed cultural conversations forward and created spaces where Black ...

As a kid, I watched a lot of sports on TV. Afterwards, I’d go outside and be the hero in my own game. I hit a rubber ball over the granary for a walk-off home run. Or I threw and caught the winning ...

Missy Elliott’s *The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)* wasn’t just a debut—it was a revolution. Released in 1997, the music video ...

Malcolm X is a revolutionary figure, and his influence still hits hard today, even in the world of Hip-Hop. Today marks 60 ...

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MC Soffia is one of few women in hip-hop in Brazil. Many of her songs are about empowering Black women in a country where ...

Temitope Creppy and AZA Allsop are studying Chicago drill rap’s role in mental health for Black youth, working to challenge the stigma around mental health and cultural expression.

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An organization has recorded a profanity free hip-hop album at an Oakland studio. They say the Black youth of Oakland are ...

The Compton MC took several big swings with his record-breaking halftime show performance, but did any of them pay off?

Kendrick Lamar's halftime show at Super Bowl LIX was a powerful celebration of Black culture, hip-hop, and the West Coast.

To dismiss the performance as the squandering of a global platform in service of nursing a petty grievance is to miss the significance of exactly what he is saying.