In this 1984 interview, Little Richard speaks on persevering through racism in the music industry, bringing people together, and the artists he was grateful for.
Malcolm X on why we need to redefine "progress"
Today marks the 99 year anniversary of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. 300 people were killed and hundreds more injured by heavily-armed racists for the crime of prospering while Black in America.
Here's a first-hand account from survivor Venice Sims, who was just 17 at the time:
Here's a first-hand account from survivor Venice Sims, who was just 17 at the time:
James Baldwin's message to white America in 1979 is now more relevant than ever:
"Every white person in this country knows one thing; they may not know what I want, but they know they would not like to be Black here. And if they know that, they know everything they need to know"
"Every white person in this country knows one thing; they may not know what I want, but they know they would not like to be Black here. And if they know that, they know everything they need to know"
