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Entertainment

The Final ‘2 Dope Queens’ Podcast Was a Perfect Interview with Michelle Obama

11.16.18

By Taylor Hosking
Health

Racism Is Killing Black Babies, But This Doula Is Fighting Back

09.27.18

By Candice Wilder
Identity

This Female Black Preacher Wants to Dismantle Religious Patriarchy

06.13.18

By Gina Ryder
Sex

The Sisterhood Behind the Raciest, Rawest Podcast on the Internet

05.07.18

By Wilbert L. Cooper
My Friend MLK ‘Died of a Broken Heart’

04.04.18

By Alexis P. Williams
Money

How Black Women on Capitol Hill Are Dealing with Trump

04.02.18

By Janelle Harris
Entertainment

The Amazing Vintage Shop That Celebrates Black History Every Day

03.28.18

By Genel Ambrose
Yrsa Daley-Ward’s Intimate Poems Have Become an Instagram Sensation

03.20.18

By Tari Ngangura
There’s More to Seren Sensei Than Skewering Bruno Mars for Cultural Appropriation

03.15.18

By sadie cruz
This Gallerist Is Creating Nuanced Conversations Around Race in the Art World

03.13.18

By Amirah Mercer
Aja Monet Is Not OK with Your Apathy

03.08.18

By Maya Holder
Entertainment

‘Axis’ Director Aisha Tyler Is Proving Hollywood Doesn’t Know Its Audience

03.06.18

By Candice Frederick

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Music

System of a Down Drummer Falls For Online Misinformation, Demands Actress Be Thrown in ‘Asylum or Jail’

The misattributed quote was originally posted on Instagram by a conservative TV show host.

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By Lauren Boisvert
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Music

David Byrne Adds Another Leg of Dates to 2026 Tour

The newly-announced run includes two nights at the Hollywood Bowl.

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By Nick Stockton
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Music

7 Hip-Hop Songs From the 2010s That Should’ve Been Bigger Hits

Noisey selects seven hip-hop songs from the 2010s that should’ve ended up becoming hits but never reached those heights.

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By Caleb Catlin
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Music

A Legendary Punk Singer Went Missing on This Day in 1982, Forcing His Band to Cancel Their Tour Before a Major Album Release

The Clash frontman, Joe Strummer, disappeared for a while in 1982 and landed on the streets of Paris when he was supposed to be in Texas.

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