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Hurricane Katrina 20 Years Later: Culture & Passing The Baton

✕ If every musical note in New Orleans were history, then Sweet Lorraine’s Jazz Club could be the city’s master historian. For more than five decades, this intimate music house has welcomed locals and travelers alike, offering traditional Creole dishes and some of the best jazz, blues, and R&B the city has to offer. It’s not just […]

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Tyler, The Creator’s ‘Don’t Tap The Glass’ Is The Dance Party Of The Summer

Source: Roger Kisby / Getty I entered July thinking I’d spend the rest of summer listening to Clipse’s phenomenal Let God Sort Em Out and contemplating giving up my career to try my hand at cooking a brick in the air fryer. So imagine my surprise last week when Tyler, The Creator announced not only […]

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Tamar Braxton & Gilead Partner For PrEP Promo To Black Women

Getty Images for ESSENCE Tamar Braxton has always been one to use her voice for good — good music, that is! — and now she’s getting even louder with a new partnership alongside Gilead Sciences that will aim to promote HIV prevention like PrEP specifically to Black women. The big news was revealed this past […]

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It’s Clipse Day: Coke Rap, Middle-Aged Black Manhood, And The Soundtrack Of Survival

Source: Taylor Hill / Getty Let the Church say “Yugh!” Friday, July 11, marks the drop of Let God Sort Em Out, the long-awaited new album from Clipse, our favorite brotherly rap duo from Virginia Beach (757 REPRESENT!) and the undisputed pen-wielding philosophers of powdery prosperity. To be clear, this is not just some album […]

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New Baltimore: Murder Down, Ravens Up And A $50 Million Grant

A new horizon is making its way over the city of Baltimore, one that’s rich in community development, hopeful in the advancement of hometown athletics and by the grace of God experiencing its lowest homicide rate in 50 years for the first half of 2025. Of course, that elevated purview in particular is being credited […]

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It’s Clipse Day: Coke Rap, Middle-Aged Black Manhood, And The Soundtrack Of Survival

Source: Taylor Hill / Getty Let the Church say “Yugh!” Friday, July 11, marks the drop of Let God Sort Em Out, the long-awaited new album from Clipse, our favorite brotherly rap duo from Virginia Beach (757 REPRESENT!) and the undisputed pen-wielding philosophers of powdery prosperity. To be clear, this is not just some album […]