Double Consciousness

When someone says a racist thing, you call them out for saying the racist thing, and then they ask you to apologize for calling them out on saying the racist thing.

Cohen testimony, Jussie verdict, and our first listener letter on romance, OH MY.

Stories we probably should have kept to ourselves.

Is "standing your ground" and "fearing for your safety" exclusive to only white people?

This is why Minnesotans don't hold the door for you.

Joetta met a man from Gambia, on a train in Spain... and he has far more patience than Toussaint.

Starbucks isn't alone.

Sometimes hovering and listening is ok... unless your name is Target Tammy.

Just how poorly did mental health get exhibited in your latest superhero series, and is it the work of a mad villain to get the world to lighten its skin?

Why do teachers quit? And how can we re-phrase that question better?

The conversation went from scouting online dating sites for wealthy men, to flogging, to the trend of white women intentionally dressing as black women outside of Halloween.

Words mean things, but how much would they have to pay you to not say "black lives matter"?

Protect yourselves (and black art) at all times.

Kanye holds court, Tina Turner teaches us yet again, and Lana "You Know The Addy" Del Ray throws a curve ball.

How much would they have to pay you to work 75 hours a week?

We laughed, we didn't cry, and then we got into it... again.

A conversation with musician and rapper, Chadwick Niles Phillips, on his new release "To Remain", and the life of a working-class musicians.

The one where tempers were (almost) lost.

Eloquent criticism for the NCAA, and a cautionary tale for directors looking to work around an actors identity.

The demonization of black hair reaches a new low (even for 2018), John Elway tells the coldest lie, and Keith Ellison... well, we're gonna see how this plays out.