Quise sits down with Brik.Liam to discuss his upbringing, artistry, relationships, and his new album "What's the Matter, Brik?" in this new episode.

This episode is a conversation on Redefining Black Masculinity and the project that Dillon Carmichael has started. Check out the conversation between us.

In this episode, Quise talks about Newark's Educators of Color, Predatory Housing Contracts, and Black parenting + how to implement restorative practices.

This is the first live show of "This American Negro." Quise is joined by Stephen Tyson Jr. and Troy Kyles to discuss the importance of hip hop and education.

On this episode of This American Negro, I’m going to be discussing proposed budget cuts to SNAP. During the majority of this episode, I will be focused on discussing Black Male Intimacy.

Are you erasing Black Latin folks? This episode, we explore race vs ethnicity and Latino vs Hispanic. And Fat Joe's comments.

This episode of This American Negro will be focusing on the narrative surrounding the “grind” and how Black people have been participating in this repackaged pull yourself up by the bootstraps narrative.

This American Negro explores the division caused by Illinois passing policy that will require educators to teach about the contributions of LGBTQ people across the state and the country. Twitter was in an uproar of anger, in-fighting, and oppression olympics.

During this episode of "This American Negro," Marquise explores the use of "grown" and how this strips young Black kids of their childhood. We discuss how Black girls are treated in schools, Black boys are seen as older than what they are, and the implications that it has when the older generation uses this term too.

Music by Fuego Ellington, and links to all of the studies will be placed in the description below.