Culture July 17, 2020 “Do You Think You’re Not Involved?” The Racial Reckoning of “Blood at the Root.” By Casey Cep / The New Yorker
Culture July 13, 2020 The reckoning over representation: Black hollywood speaks out, but is the industry listening? By Variety / NBC News
Culture July 6, 2020 Jennifer Hudson Is Note-Perfect As Aretha Franklin In First ‘Respect’ Trailer. By Curtis M. Wong / HuffPost
Culture July 3, 2020 The Theater Where Ella Fitzgerald Got Her Start. By Reggie Nadelson / NYT Magazine
Culture June 29, 2020 He’s 100, a renowned jazz musician and a survivor of Tulsa’s 1921 race massacre. By DeNeen L. Brown / Wash Post
Culture, Past Voices June 27, 2020 How Richard Pryor Changed the Way Comedy Sees Police Brutality. By Jason Zinoman / NYT
Culture June 22, 2020 Da 5 Bloods: The Secret Meaning in Marvin Gaye’s Haunting Song. By Anthony Breznican / Vanity Fair
Culture June 19, 2020 Dave Chappelle’s “8:46” special meditates on black America and George Floyd. By Aja Romano / Vox
Culture June 15, 2020 Spike Lee on his role as an artist in tumultuous times: ‘I’m built for this.’ By Ann Hornaday / Wash Post
Culture June 15, 2020 How the country music industry is responding to George Floyd’s death — and facing its own painful truths. By Emily Yahr / Wash Post
Culture June 15, 2020 Bonnie Pointer, Co-Founder Of Pointer Sisters, Dead At 69. By Andrew Dalton / HuffPost
Culture June 8, 2020 Spike Lee’s “3 Brothers” short film brings together George Floyd and Radio Raheem — watch. By Zack Sharf / Salon
Culture June 1, 2020 The New Russell Simmons Documentary Grapples With the Price Black Women Pay When They Accuse Their Own. By Jamilah King / Mother Jones
Culture June 1, 2020 Gabrielle Union on diversity in Hollywood: ‘There are so many blind spots.’ By Andrew Nusca / Fortune
Culture May 25, 2020 Art Never Dies. It outlives the contentious political veneer that we cast over everything. By Sonny Rollins / NYT
Culture May 21, 2020 Louis Delsarte, a Muralist of the Black Experience, Dies at 75. By Steven Kurutz / NYT
Culture May 18, 2020 As Stevie Wonder Turns 70, A Look At How He Wrote The Soundtrack For A Fragile America. By Justin Tinsley / The Undefeated
Culture May 18, 2020 Jill vs. Erykah. Babyface vs. Teddy: Inside the Instagram ‘battles’ that are now must-watch quarantine viewing. By Helena Andrews-Dyer / Wash Post
Culture May 15, 2020 Little Richard dead at 87: The rock and roll king who scared — and changed — America.By Jeff Slate / NBC News
Culture May 15, 2020 ‘The Eddy’: How Damien Chazelle and André Holland captured the bustling Paris jazz scene. By Sonio Rao / Wash Post
Culture May 15, 2020 Laura Harrier on Rewriting Hollywood in Netflix’s ‘Hollywood.’ By Candice Frederick / NYT
Culture, National News May 11, 2020 Ida B. Wells Awarded Posthumous Pulitzer Prize For Lynching Investigations. By Sanjana Karanth / HuffPost
Culture May 11, 2020 Nikole Hannah-Jones Wins Pulitzer Prize for 1619 Project. By Jeff Barrus / Pulitzer Center
Culture May 11, 2020 Colson Whitehead wins the 2020 Pulitzer Prize for Nickel Boys. By Constance Grady / Vox
Culture May 4, 2020 Netflix’s Michelle Obama Documentary Will Take Peek At Her Post-White House Life. By Curtis M. Wong / HuffPost
Culture May 4, 2020 In “Bull,” actor Rob Morgan continues the long history of the black American cowboy. By Gary M. Kramer / Salon