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Black-on-Black Crime Is a Hoax - Vimarsana News

Black-on-Black Crime Is a Hoax

Michael Harriot discusses the Black-on-Black Crime hoax

Rhiannon Giddens Explains Folk Music Has Always Been Blackity Black - Vimarsana News

Rhiannon Giddens Explains Folk Music Has Always Been Blackity Black

Grammy Award-Winning artist Rhiannon Giddens has always been vocal about Black people's pivotal role in the origins of country music. The conversation surrounding those contributions has reignited as Beyoncé's new music debuted at the top of the country charts. Giddens plays banjo on Beyoncé's track "Texas Hold 'Em," and during her conversation with Writing Black hosty Maiysha Kai, Giddens shares that the instrument's history is "Blackity Black". The pair also discuss Gidden's projects, including an opera about an enslaved man and her first c...

4 Secrets the Airlines Don't Want You To Know - Vimarsana News

4 Secrets the Airlines Don't Want You To Know

Do you want to save some money? Find the best deals? The CBS12 News I-Team is blowing the lid off the secrets the airlines don’t want you to know about.

Source: cbs12.com
theGrio Crossover at Grambling State University - Vimarsana News

theGrio Crossover at Grambling State University

Michael Harriot joins Panama Jackson on location at Grambling State University for a special edition of Dear Culture. Grambling alums join the pair as they address a live audience of students to talk about life after college, the realities of white corporate America, and the significance of attending an HBCU.

One Gotta Go - Vimarsana News

One Gotta Go

Micahel Harriot joins Panama Jackson for an entertaining game of "One Gotta Go." The pair go back and forth about some of the most iconic songs in Black culture in front of a live audience at the National Association of Black Journalists Conference and Career Fair in Birmingham, Alabama. Artists like Whitney Houston, New Edition, and Lauryn Hill are all on the chopping block. Play along and join in because not everybody is making the cut.