It crash-landed into our lives every afternoon on Cartoon Network ... They’re proof that the connection between hip-hop, Black culture, and anime isn’t just alive — it’s thriving.

The 50th anniversary of hip-hop coincides with the national Black business month in August, and the former has been a driver of growth and empowerment for the latter, according to leaders in the ...

The former coal loading dock is now covered with tags, messages, and portraits of animals, people, and notable cartoon characters ... “Even though hip-hop was started by Black and Latinos ...

The Congressional Black Caucus is an essential organization that has deep roots in Black America, like Hip-Hop. Dr. Nola Haynes explains why it all matters. Dr. Nola Haynes examines “From Vision ...

Its staying power, Carson says, comes from the resilience that is embedded in hip-hop. "I think it is sort of .... America's extractive relationship with Black culture." August marks the 50th ...

The darker hip-hop became, the less safe it was for women, especially for Black women whose image was disproportionately influenced by the degrading and objectifying lyrics. And we knew it.

Vice President Kamala Harris celebrated 50 years of hip-hop’s influence on American arts and culture Saturday, honoring the genre’s prominent Black roots as the Democratic ticket seeks to ...

Forty years later, hip-hop royalty including Rakim, Grandmaster Flash, and A Tribe Called Quest crowded on the same steps for XXL Magazine, staking their claim as generational inheritors of Black ...

Nope, hip-hop is constantly evolving, whether it’s the art, fashion, language, or the music — especially the music. Staying true to itself and its Black roots, no one can deny that hip-hop is ...