Rapper Killer Mike sparked a major controversy after quoting Jane Elliott, an anti-racism activist and feminist who said, "A uterus doesn't qualify you to be president of the United States. You have to have policy that's reflective of social justice."
Cornel West praised Sanders and compared his efforts for the Black community to MLK. He even called him "Brother Bernie" during the discussion.
President Obama was able to mobilize youth voters of color in unprecedented numbers through hip-hop and other venues. Can the 2016 presidential candidates do the same?
Stephen A. Smith’s comments on the Black Lives Matter movement rattled many on Twitter, including hip-hop artists and activists Killer Mike and Talib Kweli. The drama…
Given that the modern Rap game tends to overlook those that put real effort into their wordplay and lyrical content in favor of those that…
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Killer Mike’s “Uterus” Comment At Sanders Rally Sparks Firestorm
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Cornel West Calls Bernie Sanders “Brother Bernie,” Killer Mike Represents Him After Dem Debate
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EXCLUSIVE: Hip-Hop Artists Endorse 2016 Presidential Candidates, But Will It Help Mobilize The Youth Vote Like It Did For Obama?
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Stephen A. Smith’s “Black-On-Black Crime” Rhetoric Gets An Epic Response From Black Twitter, Hip-Hop Community
