African Billionaires Join Together To Launch African Energy Group
Speaking at a high profile panel on energy at the 2015 annual meeting for the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Nigerian billionaire and philanthropist Tony Elumelu emphasized the key […]
7 Ways White Corporate America Killed Black Radio
Like the talking drum, Black radio has long been a crucial way for Black people to communicate, to hear the latest music, to share passions and outrage about the […]
“I Have a Dream,” 50 Years Later
by Jonathan Blanks Jonathan Blanks examines the complaints in Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech on its 50th anniversary. Fifty years ago today, Dr. Martin […]
Police Brutality Doesn’t Just Happen To Black Men
By Jasmin Howard “I can’t breathe!” This phrase has become a recent sound bite of police brutality in America’s collective memory. It invokes the memory of the extrajudicial killing of […]
BrotherSpeak: Exploring rage after Ferguson
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Black lives matter, but to whom?
I got some shit I’ve gotta get off my chest. Over the past several weeks I’ve been in several heated conversations with police, friends, activist etc.. About the movement, of […]