2020 is sorely lacking in its 20/20 vision. With world disasters, protests, and acoronavirus pandemic, the year just keeps getting worse for some people.
Justice League NYC calls virtual town hall meeting on police brutality
Justice League NYC elevates police brutality victims’ stories, featuring activists demystifying the #DefundthePolice movement.
#BLM is about real social change not symbolic excuses
Protestors around the world have gathered to demand justice for Black people. The U.S. has compensated by renaming streets instead of actual legislation.
Who is P-Will? The Minnesota rapper addressing survival as a Black man
We spoke with Minneapolis, Minnesota rapper P-Will where the native addressed issues related to BLM in his music, especially in his song, “Justice4Floyd”.
Mel Gibson is making possibly the most tone-deaf movie of all time
In a time where police brutality is rampant, the last thing that people need right now is a gritty cop thriller.
The world’s most obnoxious creature: How to spot a Karen in the wild
Let’s get our Steve Irwin on and look at some Karens in the wild to see what we can learn about them. More importantly, let’s see how we can avoid them.
Juneteenth is the holiday you need to know the history of. Here’s why.
But if it’s so important, why isn’t it so famous? Here’s a look into the history of this holiday and why it’s essential today and beyond.
How music artists protesting police brutality are showing support
Artists receive backlash from their fans and many others are pressured by their record label to not get involved with “sensitive” subjects like #BLM.
Ava DuVernay’s new initiative puts the pressure on police aggression
Ava DuVernay and her media company ARRAY Now are launching the LEAP initiative, focused on holding law enforcement accountable for police brutality.
Dolls Kill gets flamed for tone-deaf post. When will brands learn?
The message is clear: end police brutality on people of color. However, the message may not have been so clear for Dolls Kill founder Shoddy Lynn.