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The Long Beach, Calif. rapper took his fans and followers on a wild ride late last month with the so-called #GlizzyGate, reframing the slang term to stand in for hot dogs.

Jada Pinkett-Smith is calling someone to her infamous Red Table, and this time it's herself. On Thursday (Jul 2), the matriarch of the SMith brood took to Twitter to share the news that she planned on addressing recent allegations that she had a permitted affair with singer and honorary "son" August Alsina.

As the world continues to voice the plight of Black people we are reminded that justice needs to be served for all communities. One organization needs to act right. For many years Native Americans have felt slighted by the National Football League. The name of the Washington R-dskins team uses a very disrespectful and derogatory […]

The buzzing Brooklyn rapper was tragically murdered in February of this year.

Former Presidential candidate Herman Cain has reportedly tested positive for COVID-19. After the announcement, Twitter made sure to point out he had been spotted at Donald Trump's Tulsa rally with no mask on.

Vanilla Ice may have thought the pandemic was the perfect time for him reemerge back on the scene, but after fans gave their response to his upcoming concert he quickly saw he was not a vibe. Earlier this week the 90's rapper best known for his 1989 hit "Ice Ice Baby", took to Instagram to announce he was bringing the 90s back to Austin with a concert, despite public health officials advising the public to stay home.

2Biggs Podcast, which bills itself as the "BET of Barstool Sports," titled the episode "N.I.G.G.E.R." and addressed founder Dave Portnoy using the N-word.

Part of the “perks” that comes with being a success rapper in the game is having your name on everybody’s lips, but Moneybagg Yo ain’t sweating such slander and got a message for all the haters, naysayers, and ill wishers speaking his name.

Crews has made some questionable moves online since coming out as a victim of sexual harassment.

Essence Magazine is coming under fire as it celebrates its 50th year anniversary for allegedly mistreating its Black women employees—only this time it's supposedly at the hands of other Black women. On Sunday (Jun 28) in an anonymous essay posted to the Medium, the author-listed only as "Black Female Anonymous"-discloses unfair business practices used by the iconic Black publication including sexual misconduct and harassment, unfair pay, and abuse of power by senior staff.

The Thug Misses Khia has moved on from dragging Trina and now has set her sites on Lil Wayne.

One of the biggest national retailers has started putting more respect on the Black dollar. Walmart has stopped selling clothing that clearly goes against the movement. As spotted on ABC 13 the supermarket corporation has halted sales of all “All Lives Matter” selections throughout their 4,000 stores throughout the country. The Bentonville, Arizona company released a […]