Woke, But Misinformed: Examining How Social Media Has Played A Role In Distorting History
In a time where everyone on social is “woke”, the truth is often presented in a way that fits our own pleasure. The past few years social media has been
Author: Andy Reid
Yeah Doctor, Everything’s Fine: The Denial of Black Men’s Mental Health
I remember like it was yesterday, It was October 2015 and I was working towards my Master’s Degree in Atlanta Georgia. I was writing a paper for an English course
Playing Black: The Disrespectful Justification of Blackface in the Media
To quote the pop artist Aubrey Graham, better known as Drake, “I’m in shock….the nerve…..the audacity”. Like most Hip-Hop enthusiasts, I have been keeping up with the recent “beef” between
How ‘Get Out’ Examines Black Culture, Creates Conversation & Brings People Together
Once You Move Past The Tensions, Get Out Creates A Much Needed Conversation About Preserving Black Culture After months of seeing previews about a film entitled Get Out, it’s release
How The Term African-American Came To Prominence
A Look At The Creation of The Term “African-American” In the year 1903, the great black intellectual W. E. B. Du Bois presented the idea of “double consciousness” in his
An In-depth Examination of the Song “Renee” by Early 90s Rap Group, Lost Boyz
Ghetto Love, 90s Sentimental Rap & Renee – Revisiting The Elements of the Perfect Lost Boyz Song “A ghetto love is the law that we live by, day by day