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Politics Chrisette Michele was "canceled" after performing for Trump in 2017, but will Snoop, Nelly, Rozay, & Soulja Boy face the same pushback?
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Society Following her performance at Trump's Inauguration, Chrisette Michele says some of her family has since disowned her.
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Music Frank Ocean voices his feelings & opinions toward President Trump & Barack Obama following Friday's inauguration.
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Society Black Twitter is making lemonade out of the Trump Inauguration.
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Society The protests in Washington D.C. have turned riotous as Trump prepares to be sworn-in as President of the United States.
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Music Joey Bada$$ refused to play at Trump's presidential inauguration.
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Society Beyoncé issues a call to action in a Facebook post.
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Original Content We dig back into 25+ years of political hip hop to bring you ten tracks that question America's authority on the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Music Kanye West's music not considered "traditionally American" enough for Trump's Inauguration Day.
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Music Questlove has beef with Chrisette Michele's decision to perform at Trump's Inauguration and seeks to reason with her through financial negotiations.
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Music Joey Badass announced the release of a new track Friday in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Music Trump finally shares the lineup to his inaugural bash, though apparently Broadway singer Jennifer Holliday hasn't accepted the invite yet.
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Society Despite proclivities he may share with the president-elect, R. Kelly denies that he'll be performing at Trump's inauguration.
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Society The Boss pictured above will not be present at Trump's inauguration. Instead he's got The B Street Band.
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Society Chance The Rapper reveals he's not afraid of Donald Trump.
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Society Snoop Dogg promised to roast the first Black performer to entertain President-elect Donald Trump.
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Music Moby, a noted Trump opponent, will only play the inaugural ball if he gets tax returns and the permission to play "Fight the Power."
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Angus Walker