On June 7, 1958, the legendary Prince was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The singer and icon would have turned 62 this year. He would have witnessed the riots and protests demanding change — all because a black man died at … Continued

Two weeks ago, hacktivist group Anonymous returned with a vengeance. Their first major act in over five years? A video message to the Minneapolis Police Department, threatening to expose the MPD’s crimes to the world in the wake of George … Continued

Museums are primarily white spaces—not merely aesthetically, but racially as well. The reason that Beyoncé and Jay-Z‘s 2018 music video “Apeshit” is set in Paris’s Louvre is that the African American duo symbolically expands a predominantly white establishment to include … Continued

“I Can’t Breathe,” the three pleading words of George Floyd as police officer Derek Chauvin took a knee to Mr. Floyd’s neck. It was the tipping point that quickly brought mass protests across the United States and around the globe. … Continued