The goings-on in the political sphere and why the progressive movement needs a cultural strategy.
Will Smith's girl daughter gets her rocker vibe on
Stop me if you've heard this one: Two generations of space girls meet at a conference and. . .
Research that begins to answer the question: "Just who IS the audience for black rock?"
Thrivals. Post-modern blackness. Blaxploration. The new black imagination. It’s all related. Here's further proof.
Says commentator Keli Goff: "Dr. Laura felt justified saying what she did because a host of rappers and comedians continue to validate her perspective."
"He's sucking the marrow out of the most dramatically creative forces in the world. From emotional synthesized sounds to Takeshi Murakami to live orchestral backgrounds for Unplugged performances, and so many more examples, Kanye West lives only for the extremes of this universe, and in doing so is one of the most polarizing figures of this, or any generation."
Hear directly from everyday people on what black rock and Afro-punk mean to them.
You've probably seen the current issue of Rolling Stone with Jay-Z on the cover. Here's an interesting pull from his...
That's the question posed by Latoya Peterson of race and pop culture blog Racialicious on TheRoot.com. I'm honored that she...