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Politics Prosecutor Who Claimed Adam Toledo Was Armed Is Placed On Leave The Chicago prosecutor who claimed Adam Toldeo was armed has been placed on leave. By Cole Blake April 17, 2021
Sports Gregg Popovich Offers Scathing Rant On Donald Trump Gregg Popovich is beyond upset with the way the President has handled the George Floyd protests. By Alexander Cole June 01, 2020
Music Jack Harlow Goes Off In New XXL Freshman Freestyle Jack Harlow speaks on Black Lives Matter, protests, looting, and his own life trajectory in his XXL Freshman Freestyle. By Alex Zidel August 24, 2020
Politics Vanessa Bryant Shares Powerful Kobe Photo In Support Of George Floyd Vanessa Bryant had a powerful message about life in light of the recent protests. By Alexander Cole May 31, 2020
Politics Don Lemon Calls Out Ellen, Oprah, Drake & More For "Doing Nothing" Amid Protests Don Lemon called out a ton of famous and powerful people on air for not doing enough in the fight for justice in George Floyd's murder by police. By Lynn S. May 31, 2020
Pop Culture Shameik Moore Criticized For Comments About Rosa Parks & Black Community Shameik Moore has much to say about how black people respond to racism, but after he made a comment about Rosa Parks, people had enough. By Erika Marie May 28, 2020
Pop Culture Machine Gun Kelly Says "F*ck White Privilege" In Wake Of George Floyd Protests Machine Gun Kelly shared his opinion on the George Floyd case and how he feels about police brutality. By Erika Marie May 28, 2020
Music Rihanna Inspires Howard University Protests Over Financial Aid Scandal "Bitch Better Have My Money" is still an anthem. By Aron A. March 29, 2018
Politics Hip Hop Has Always Been Political Hip Hop was born in protest. As some rappers align with political power, the culture’s activist legacy faces a defining moment. By Erika Marie February 23, 2026
Music Young Buck Fans Demand His Release By Protesting Outside Of Prison The court sentenced Young Buck to 30 days in prison for allegedly skipping mandatory bond supervision check-ins over criminal charges. By Gabriel Bras Nevares April 24, 2025
Politics Minneapolis City Council Approves Taking $8 Million From Police Department The Minneapolis City Council unanimously voted early Thursday, December 10, to move funds from the $179 million policing budget towards violence prevention and other programs including mental health, but they will not decrease the police force staff. By Faysia Green December 10, 2020
Sports The NBA Boycott Is A Reminder That Athletes Are Human First The latest protest action taken by NBA players and athletes throughout the world wasn't a matter of "if," but "when." By Alexander Cole August 29, 2020