Source: The Washington Post / Getty At this point, the extended political battle between incumbent Sen. Raphael Warnock and unintentional mumble rapper Herschel Walker has me feeling like Martin Luther King Jr. telling his audience, “I may not get there with you,” in reference to the “Promised Land.” I’m just tired, y’all. But after December…
LeToya Luckett recently revealed on the “Tamron Hall” show why she was afraid to go solo following her departure from Destiny’s Child. LeToya joined Destiny’s Child, which consisted of group members Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, Kelly Rowland, and LaTavia Roberson, after meeting Beyoncé at St. James Elementary school and landing an audition with the singer’s father, Mathew Knowles. LeToya…
Source: SAUL LOEB / Getty I‘m not sure if former President Barack Obama was auditioning to be on an episode of Wild ‘n Out or if Kevin Hart, Katt Williams and Martin Lawrence formed a comedy Voltron that took the form of America’s first Black commander-in-chief—but Obama really didn’t need to roast Herschel Walker like…
The city of Buffalo, its police department and one of its high-ranking officers are facing a $15 million lawsuit after she imploded into a 20-minute racist rant casting Black men as serial cheaters and inherently criminal. Two Black officers and a clinician on Capt. Amber Beyer’s team filed a federal racial discrimination lawsuit on Nov….
The Xscape drama continues to unfold; this time Tamika Scott had something to say regarding her sister LaTocha Scott distancing herself from the group and what that meant for their relationship. Xscape members (from left) LaTocha Scott, Tamika Scott, Tameka “Tiny” Cottle, Kandi Burruss. (Photo: @iamlatocha/Instagram) On Thursday, Dec. 1, three of the four Xscape…
Source: The Washington Post / Getty The Mississippi Poor People’s Campaign released a statement this week regarding the Department Of Justice’s decision to file a proposal in federal court that, if approved, would appoint an Interim Third Party Manager to stabilize the city of Jackson, Mississippi’s public drinking water system. In the statement, activists called…
The city of San Francisco has made a radical move in law enforcement, one that many believe will put more people in danger than help them. In a recent vote, officials moved to allow robots to be deployed to handle emergency situations, allowing them to use lethal force while policing. Mary Wareham, global coordinator of…
