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Asian Americans are facing serious instances of xenophobia since coronavirus began spreading in the United States. A recent string of attacks against Asian Americans has led to several entertainers speaking out and advocating for their communities.
More than a memoir, Dr. Richardson’s new book, "Witness to Grace: A Testimony of Favor," is a roadmap to navigating a society not meant for Black people.
Facebook Watch debuts Black History Month special, "Forward: The Future of Black Music" with actress and activist Yara Shahidi and rapper Neelam. In the episode, the two discuss why Neelam inspires Yara, Black feminism, the importance of lyricism and their impact on the culture.
We use this day to learn more about the country's former presidents with a list of Netflix movies and series based upon presidential candidates, elections, candidacies and elected presidents. Explore this list that dives into the lives of the very people we recognize today.
An animated series entitled OBI, created and inspired by Nigerian-American artist Obi Arisukwu's Instagram cartoons, is amongst the new shows in development at HBO Max.
Columbia Records displayed their recent talents; Cannons, Elaine, Jack Kay, and Q. This fantastic line-up gave their viewers life.
These aren't your ancestors' negro spirituals.
These are the types of films that keep you on edge as you make your way through their labyrinth of deception and immaculate storytelling. Luckily, there are plenty of them on Netflix. Here are Global Grind's picks for the 15 best psychological thrillers to get your mind right and twisted.
Issa has landed an eight-episode series order at HBO Max for a half-hour comedy Rap Sh*t following two estranged high friends from Miami who reunite to form a female rap group with aspirations of making it big. The plot is seemingly similar to that of Miami rap duo, City Girls, who gain co-executive producer credit.
"Lift Every Every Voice And Sing," a poem written by James Weldon Johnson - often dubbed "The Black National Anthem" - was first performed on Feb. 12, 1900. Here's what you need to know about it.