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Are the Grammys biased against hip-hop, rap and Black artist? Here’s what the numbers say.
A look at how hip-hop has fared at the Grammys, since 1989, when the first rap award…
10 Black-led food justice organizations you should know about
10 Black-led organizations throughout the U.S. with missions connected to food justice or food sovereignty
How many of these names from the Civil Rights Movement do you recognize?
14 Civil Rights leaders, many working alongside Dr. King, that have been largely overlooked or forgotten
The evolution of Marvel’s logo: Symbol of a superhero empire
The history of Marvel’s logo, from the company’s rebrand as Marvel Comics in 1961 through the present….
Popularity of buy now, pay later plans is on the rise this holiday season, according to survey
The popularity of buy now, pay later plans is on the rise this holiday season, according to a survey…
‘Praying that my health holds out’: Many senior citizens expect to die with college loan debts
Older Americans face the most dire consequences for unpaid student loan debt. The Hechinger Report looks into the growing number of people with ballooning student debt who are aging into retirement.
25 of the best female hip-hop collaborations
Read on to see if your favorite all-female collab made the list.
Prison money diaries: What people really make (and spend) behind bars
The stories of incarcerated people and how they navigate and survive, often through sheer determination and ingenuity, the harsh reality of prison economics.
25 hip-hop pioneers: Then and now
Hip-hop has evolved from a grassroots movement in the Bronx to a global cultural phenomenon, with pioneers like DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash, MC Sha-Rock, Public Enemy, Run-DMC, Queen Latifah, and NWA shaping the genre and leaving a lasting legacy.
