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This and other lessons from my own brush with cancel culture.

“I don’t think white privilege is a thing,” said journalist Sarah Hernandez last week. “I think Brown privilege is a thing because I get away with a lot of stuff.” (Article by Selwyn Duke [...]

Lenard "Charlamagne Tha God" Mckelvey has declared plans to expand his media empire by creating new graphic novels and comic book series lines.

Radio and TV personality Charlamagne Tha God is teaming up with several industry lumanaries to release new comic and graphic novel projects.

Emmanuel Aranda, a black man living in Minnesota...

Read all about it: Everything you need to know about the day in Florida politics.

Publishers and editors discuss their efforts to broaden their lists to reach those in underrepresented communities.

In addition, Charlamagne currently hosts a widely-acclaimed podcast entitled  Brilliant Idiots , alongside MTV’s Andrew Schultz, where the duo discusses their reaction to both world and pop culture news. Currently,  Brilliant Idiots is streamed and downloaded by hundreds of thousands of listeners and fans per  episode. The success the show has garnered has opened doors for a “Brilliant” tour, in which Charlamagne and Shultz can be found in different cities around the world, on stage,...

I enjoyed James Fulford’s article on SALONs Brittney Cooper as I have been reading her articles for a while.   I would like to point out an other article she wrote after the Ferguson non-indictment.  In it she makes the statement: "Is anyone else tired of wandering in this wilderness? Surely this land of broken promises isn’t what Dr. King had in mind for us.  Hopefully, from the fiery furnace of Ferguson, the floating embers will spark and spread and blaze us a new trail – up out o...

“Knowing how segregation was at the time, they had no choice but to embrace black excellence.” Booker is the owner of Booker’s Soul Food starters. As a business owner, he lives by some of the principles made famous on Black Wall Street. When possible, he tries to work with other African Americans to run a strong business. “There was no way that I was not going to be represented by an African American brokerage company; a black economic coaching team,” said Booker.  Booker emphasized ...