If Black empowerment is such an important cause in real life, is it not also important in virtual ones?

That one day, almost ten years to be exact—this country would be my home too…I wish I knew that discovering things virtually, was another foreshadowing of what was to come.

Like Issa Rae, renaissance man Chris L. Butler writes for a Black audience that is not often glamorized: the Black nerds. BLERD: '80s BABY, '90s KID is Butler’s debut anthology of poems, laced with ‘90s pop culture, hip hop, nostalgic video game and cartoon references and best of all: eloquent, Blackity Black poetry.

A sociological analysis of Normani, Willow, and Lizzo’s presence in pop culture.

Beyond Black squares, businesses that are true allies to the Black community are taking action to support Black-owned businesses.

While metal chooses some of us, others may just have been born that way, and Ohene Ifrit could be one of those people.