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Killer Mike’s politics prove that Black and Brown communities can prosper

There are others besides Nipsey that preach to and inspire the Black and Brown communities. One of those people is Killer Mike aka Michael Render.

Lorene Scafaria’s ‘Hustlers’ is the empowering flick we all need right now

‘Hustlers’ was helmed by Lorene Scafaria, making it that much more empowering. With her, we not only get female solidarity but a bunch of body positivity.

Finally Focused: How photographer Ace of LA found the perfect angle

Let’s just say, Ace of LA is one shooter who completely defines the word “photographer” and what it means to pave your own lane.

Why it’s time to stop getting faded and make a true cannabis investment

Now is the time to enter the marijuana industry, because once the doors fully open up, it may be too late for you to make a true cannabis investment.

Age of diaspora: How travelling artists can elevate their creative identities

It’s not new for American artists to venture out to the other continents and formulate a new perspective on the Black and Brown experience.

‘Free Meek’ is a peek into the flawed American Criminal Justice System

Prime’s series “Free Meek” is a reminder that the system wants to keep you “on papers” forever, especially if you’re a black man.

The Rock and Dany Garcia are changing fitness culture with ATHLETICON

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and his business partner Dany Garcia are bringing their field of expertise to the convention world in 2020.

7 free and affordable therapy options for thin pockets

The issue isn’t admitting struggling with mental health anymore, it’s finding help and affordable therapy.

The Wu-Tang doc is coming to Hulu: Could it be America’s best saga story?

On Sept. 4, Hulu is premiering its new series ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ based around the come-up of the most influential hip-hop group of all time.

How the ‘Unapologetically Different’ podcast is making waves in our community

The Unapologetically Different Podcast has carved a lane for itself by never being afraid to tackle the tough questions facing African-American culture.