Alton Sterling
- PoliticsAlton Sterling's family reportedly reached a $4.5 million settlement with the city of Baton Rouge.ByAlex Zidel598 Views
- SocietyBlane Salamoni has been dismissed from his duties on the Baton Rouge Police Force.ByDevin Ch6.3K Views
- SocietyNo justice for Alton Sterling.ByMitch Findlay1315 Views
- Digital CoverRae Sremmurd speaks on the recent wave of police brutality against black Americans.ByDanny Schwartz7.0K Views
- NewsThe LOX reunite and address the deaths of Trayvon Martin, Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and other innocent black males on new single, "What Happens," featuring J-Doe. ByAngus Walker230 Views
- SocietyHere are a few different ways hip hop has reacted to the shocking wave of racially driven killings in the past two weeks.ByDanny Schwartz8.5K Views
- NewsThe Baton Rouge rap hero speaks on today's shooting that killed three police officers in his hometown. He fears that the violence will only continue until the officers who have killed black civilians are tried and convicted. ByAngus Walker90 Views
- NewsEarlier today, The Game and Snoop Dogg hosted a citywide summit that encouraged gang members to unite against stopping violence within their communities. ByAngus Walker8.9K Views
- NewsAlicia Keys and the We Are Here Movement are spreading awareness about America's history of systemic racism.ByTrevor Smith69 Views
- NewsAbdullah Muflahi, who runs the store that Alton Sterling was killed outside of, has launched a lawsuit against the Baton Rouge Police Department.ByTrevor Smith21.7K Views
- NewsDizzy Wright drops a new song and video, "They Know Why," in response to last week's police murders. ByAngus Walker202 Views
- NewsSome of the game's truest OGs unite for an inspiring new protest song: "I Can't Breathe." ByAngus Walker460 Views
- NewsBoosie shares some possible methods to reduce police violence.ByTrevor Smith7.0K Views
- NewsWaka Flocka expresses a message of optimism in response to last night's killings of Dallas police officers. ByAngus Walker25.8K Views
- NewsBoogie expresses a painful inner-narrative on "Hypocrite Freestyle," a response to the police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. ByAngus Walker195 Views