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Migos rapper Quavo spoke about combating the issue of gun violence during the Congressional Black Caucus legislative conference in Washington last Wednesday (September 20). The rapper, who had previously met some big and powerful politicians including Vice President Kamala Harris to voice his concer

Music, festivals, and culture talks in DC, Maryland, and Virginia September 25–October 1. All Things Go, World Culture Festival, and more things to do.

With seven weeks until Savannah’s municipal elections, worry is setting in among some of Mayor Van Johnson’s friends and donors that he’s taking too much

 Speaker McCarthy and House Republicans are no closer to averting a government shutdown. Senator Raphael Warnock joins MSNBC’s Symone Sanders Townsend to discuss why some Republicans want to shut it down, and what role the Senate could play before time runs out. He also discusses the White House’s new office of gun violence prevention and the UAW strike.

PBS announced it will partner with Henry Louis Gates and WTRM Boston to bring “Gospel,” a four-hour docuseries that explores the history of Black spirituality through sermon and song, to

The trauma Migos rapper Quavo suffered after witnessing his nephew Takeoff being gunned down last year is a disturbing experience he says he doesn’t want anyone else to endure. These

Although Barack Obama was the first Black person to become the President of the United States, he likely won’t be the last. There are plenty of qualified candidates who have the brains and skills to become the next leader of the nation. So we decided to come up with a list.

From Kamala Harris to Ayanna Pressley and Ilhan Omar, the event was one for the books.

The 2023 Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative Conference Phoenix Awards in Washington, D.C. have come and gone—and looked like it was one for the books. Last night, Vice President Kamala Harris gave resounding remarks and honorees included White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries.

Sept. 20, Quavo paid a visit to Capitol Hill with a “call to action” to prevent gun violence during the 52nd Annual Legislative Conference.