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Tia Smith was introduced to the works of Black playwright Steve Carter by her twin sister. “My sister studies theater at Northwestern,” said Smith, who is graduating from Duke with majors in Theater Studies and African & African American Studies.

Little Brother, the iconic rap group from North Carolina is back on tour and celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut album "The Listening." Both Phonte and Big Pooh join Panama Jackson to talk about their journey from a trio to a duo, their evolution as artists, and their impact on stars like Kanye West. 

Maiysha brings on relationship expert and acclaimed writer, producer and creator of Hulu's new hit series "Unprisoned" which stars Kerry Washington and Delroy Lindo. Tracy and Mayisha discuss how "Unprisoned" is based on Tracy's actual relationship with her father who was in prison for close to two decades. The two talk about what it takes to make it in Hollywood, relationships and what Tracy has planned for the future. 

At his YZY Season 9 presentation in Paris, West emboldened white supremacist viewpoints by adding "White Lives Matter" on his designs.

Cornell alumnus Wesley Hunt is campaigning for the upcoming Congressional election, with hopes to represent Texass 38th Congressional district.

The local district attorney asked the State Bureau of Investigation to look into allegations of obstruction of justice within the sheriffs office.

Valencia Sarpy Jones was sworn in as the next chairperson of LSU’s Board of Supervisors at their September meeting on Friday morning, making history as the first Black alumna to

OPINION: Despite America’s history of racism, there are some Black people who will always be beloved and respected by the American public.

Let’s be clear — this is yet another fight against racism and hate.

Candrice Jones was not exactly a hero growing up in her hometown of Dermott in the 1990s. After all, she "only" played women's basketball.