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Private Listening Party with Vashawn Mitchell: Chapter X: See the Goodness

See the Goodness, the titular track of Vashawn Mitchell’s newest album, flooded the room as guests made their way into ModeX studio for a private listening party experience. The singer, songwriter and producer made a pitstop in Atlanta, Georgia to give attendees a sneak listen at his upcoming album, Chapter X: See the Goodness. The 12-song album boasts features from gospel artists such as Jekayln … Continue reading Private Listening Party with Vashawn Mitchell: Chapter X: See the Goodness

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Barack Obama Joins Forces with Unite Against Book Bans to Keep Necessary Books in School Libraries

Our president is still black, and he’s pushing back on book bans in his most recent unofficial, presidential duties. Former President Barack Obama wrote and released an open letter to libraries across America taking a stand against bans. His letter was accompanied by a video in collaboration with Kankakee Public Library in Chicago, Illinois for their campaign against book bans, where he’s shown popping open … Continue reading Barack Obama Joins Forces with Unite Against Book Bans to Keep Necessary Books in School Libraries

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Coco Jones is the Moment: Highlights of 2023

OG Coco Jones fans know she’s been a star. Shutting it down since 2012 as Roxie, a pop star singing sensation in Disney’s “Let it Shine,” Ms. Jones has been that girl. But to see her sprout from playing a Disney pop star to becoming an actual sensation today has been magical. As an ode to the blooming star, here is a list of our … Continue reading Coco Jones is the Moment: Highlights of 2023

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If Self-Love Was A Person: Black Women Who are Leading the Way to Self-Love

U.S. Representative and internet auntie, Maxine Waters told the world six years ago that we were reclaiming our time, and apparently the girlies felt that. From leading the charge in letting go of things that don’t serve us to promoting self-love and esteem, Black women have been showing up for themselves and we love to see it. Similar to the idea of self-care being an … Continue reading If Self-Love Was A Person: Black Women Who are Leading the Way to Self-Love

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Supreme Court Ruling – Affirmative Action Killed

Six of nine leaders serving as the “final arbiters of the law” and “guardians of the constitution” ruled in favor of ending affirmative action in higher education, gutting a historical landmark ruling that supported admissions policies that have benefitted Black and Latino students pursuing higher education for years.  In a time where Black people seem to finally be getting their flowers following a difficult 2022, … Continue reading Supreme Court Ruling – Affirmative Action Killed

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Black Women Shined at the BET Awards

Although 2021 was officially coined BET’s Year of the Black Woman, it was simply an unofficial jumping-off point for Black women to do what they do best on every occasion: SHINE. The 2023 BET Awards prove that this year was no different. Black women showed up and showed out in every aspect at the annual awards ceremony: Shining in show-stopping red carpet looks, high-energy performances, … Continue reading Black Women Shined at the BET Awards

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The Official Color Purple Trailer (2023) Released

We’ve all heard the saying “Don’t touch the classics,” but the newest waves of remakes of our all-time favorites may have us reconsidering that phrase. “The Little Mermaid”, the reboot of the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, “Bel-Air”, and now “The Color Purple” are no different. Warner Bros Pictures recently dropped the official trailer and its got us ready for Christmas in the summertime! The remake … Continue reading The Official Color Purple Trailer (2023) Released

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New Health Documentary In The Making – ‘Sugar Daddy’

As a community, how often have we jokingly pleaded to be freed from the curse of needing ‘something sweet’ after a meal? The risk of cavities isn’t the only consequence to concern ourselves with, especially as the Black community is constantly at the brunt of health disparities and inadequate healthcare access. The overconsumption of sugar in our community is a major issue, one that producer … Continue reading New Health Documentary In The Making – ‘Sugar Daddy’

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Chloe Bailey Receives Her Own Day In Atlanta

Just in case you missed it babes, scribble down in that pretty planner of yours that April 22nd is now and forever to be known as Chloe Bailey Day in Atlanta! Following a surprise appearance at one of ATL’s historically black colleges and universities, Morehouse College, the star received a gracious hometown welcome and a day in her honor right at the tip of Taurus … Continue reading Chloe Bailey Receives Her Own Day In Atlanta

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Confessions: Best Vegas Show Belongs to Usher

“What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas” rings true because Usher in Vegas is what’s happening right now and he and his show are there to stay…for another residency, that is. After a successful 20-show run during his Las Vegas residency in 2021 at Caesar’s Palace, Usher is doubling down on Sin City with the return of My Way: The Vegas Residency, this time at … Continue reading Confessions: Best Vegas Show Belongs to Usher

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