Forget Racist Bars & Support the Black Bartenders Renaissance
In this op-ed, former Chicago bartender, Ashley Nycole Smith, shares the importance of supporting what she calls the Black bartenders
DJ Khaled & Drake’s ‘To The Max’ Sounds Like Black Chicago
In this op-ed, Litebulb from the popular footwork crew, The Era, shines light on the ongoing appropriation of juke, footwork
Running Numbers: The Importance of Wealth in Black Chicago
Westside resident Julian Wright shares his thoughts on why building generational wealth is so necessary for Black Chicago.
A Letter to Mary Mitchell and the Sun-Times
No one is here for what Mary Mitchell & the Chicago Sun-Times had to say about Chance the Rapper on
The Moment You Realize Kanye Is In “The Sunken Place”
The TRiiBE co-founder, Morgan Elise Johnson, is convinced that Jordan Peele's horror flick, Get Out, is an adaption of Kanye
Changing the millennial narrative can change the world
Southside born Zachary Parker makes his case for changing the narrative of millennials to fit the accurate depiction of their