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Lessons From Bayard: A Radically Inclusive and Intentionally Intersectional Youth Movement Stirring in the Shadows of the March on Washington
As young millennials construct a path to travel into a radical space of direct action and youth led social change, it is imperative that we critique and learn from many of the mistakes that were so blatant in our 1960’s civil rights movement and with the 1963 March on Washington. Bayard Rustin –being the visionary […]
Atlanta Teen Recieves Heart Transplant After Initially Being Denied Due to “History of Non-Compliance”
15-year old Anthony Stokes – the Atlanta teen who was initially denied a heart transplant because of a history of “non-compliance” – has reportedly received the heart transplant he desperately needed.
Join BYP100 at the 50th Anniversary March on Washington
BYP100 plans to be a major presence at this weekend’s 50th Anniversary March on Washington celebration. CLICK THE ABOVE FLIER for a list of events that we’re hosting and/or attending. We’ll see you there!
School Clerk Antoinette Tuff Convinced Elementary School Gunman to Lay Down Weapon and Surrender
After spending an hour talking with Georgia elementary school gunman Brandon Hill, school clerk Antoinette Tuff was able to persuade him to put down his weapon.
Hugh Douglas Fired After Spat w/ ESPN Co-Host Michael Smith
Hugh Douglas has been fired from ESPN after an ugly argument with w/ his co-host Michael Smith. Douglas and Smith got into a disagreement at the National Association of Black Journalists Convention and Career Fair, and according to witnesses, Douglas used the n-word and called Smith an Uncle Tom.
Remembering Whitney Houston on Her 50th Birthday
Today would have been the 50th birthday of the legendary Whitney Houston. Whitney will always been in a class all her own as a vocalist and entertainer. Though her later years were often marred by stories of her personal troubles, we will always remember Whitney for her once-in-a-generation talent. Check out Whitney’s television debut on […]
Project NIA’s Youth-Friendly Reader About the Trayvon Martin Case
Project NIA has collected some of the most interesting and valuable information, commentary and artistic reflections out there on the Trayvon Martin case into a reader geared towards young people. It’s a great resource for educating and empowering our youth in the wake of this tragedy.
Hugh Douglas Calls ESPN cohost Michael Smith ‘Uncle Tom’ and ‘House N—–‘
Former NFL player Hugh Douglas threatened and insulted his ESPN cohost Michael Smith during a party on Friday held by the National Association of Black Journalists at the House of Blues in Orlando. Hughes reportedly called Smith an “Uncle Tom” and a “House N—–” when it appeared Smith was hesitant to help him on stage during the event.
Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move Campaign to Release Hip Hop Album to Fight Childhood Obesity
In her latest effort to combat childhood obesity, First Lady Michelle Obama is set to release a 19-track album of mostly hip-hop songs to further her Let’s Move! campaign.
HBO Comedy Series Starring Issa Rae in the Works
Issa Rae is reportedly collaborating with Larry Wilson on a HBO comedy series.
Everything You Need to Know About Trayvon’s Law
A great article in Ebony Magazine delves into the much-talked about Trayvon’s Law; legislation proposed and currently being fought for by the NAACP, the Dream Defenders, and many others.
Rick Ross Samples Rachel Jeantel in New Song
Rick Ross’ latest song expresses his outrage over the George Zimmerman verdict – even sampling Rachel Jeantel’s testimony.