The short answer is “yes.” Living through a politically charged time, like a Trump administration, can present unique challenges for Black communities. However, there are strategies to stay safe, healthy and financially secure during such periods of uncertainty. Stay Informed and Engaged Staying up-to-date on political changes is key. Understanding policies on criminal justice, healthcare […]
As winter kicks into full gear, many people experience a dip in their mood, energy and motivation. For some, this can be more than just feeling down; it’s a condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), or seasonal depression. SAD often occurs during the colder months when daylight hours are shorter. It can affect anyone, […]
Well, well, well….so it seems that old boy Nas might be messing with ya girl Mrs. Minaj. Mean if so, that’s a great couple for Hip Hop and for Black People. I hope Nas don’t fall for none of Young Money’s nonsense. But who am I to stop “Black Love“….. if they need a DJ […]
A billboard in Atlanta is causing some heads to turns on a morning commute to work. A number of signs down I-285, including one off of Redwine Road and another near Conley Road, display big white words reading “BLACK PEOPLE ARE BEING PUSHED OUT OF ATLANTA”. The signs are linked to a documentary called Gentrified produced by […]
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Bruno Mars is known for having his music touch people from all over the world, but that hasn't pulled him away from his roots.
Chef Armand Appling alleges that his former boss and Nevada dude ranch owner Madeleine Pickens asked him to make "black people food" in a federal racial discrimination lawsuit. The African-American chef, who was fired in 2014, also claims Pickens hurled degratory insults at a Black employee.
The reality star and Trump campaign's director of African-American outreach said she wants African-Americans to “educate” White folks.
Although David Banner was anti-Donald Trump throughout the duration of this year's election, the producer has had a sudden change of heart.
The Chicago rapper appeared on Comedy Central's The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore to discuss Jesse Williams' BET Awards speech and the backlash surrounding Justin Timberlake's Twitter support.
The video, which features Black BuzzFeed employees presenting questions that seem to perpetuate sweeping generalizations and inaccurate stereotypes, starts off satirical, but ends up looking like a bunch of people confused about the role racism plays in most of the questions, putting the onus on Black people -- not systemic oppression -- to answer.