As we celebrate Juneteenth and the last slaves being freed in the U.S., REVOLT Black News will take a deep dive into the African nation of Mauritania. It was the last country in the world to abolish slavery in 1981, officially.

Analyzing the death of Ajike “AJ” Owens, killed by a neighbor; a look at the adultification of Black kids and its deadly results; Uganda’s war on its LGBTQIA+ citizens; an exclusive interview with actress Issa Rae

REVOLT Black News Weekly talks exclusively to the mother of three murdered daughters in Texas; updates in the Tyre Nichols case as a judge rules on 20 hours of unseen tapes; Memphis Representative Justin Pearson talks re-election and the fight to keep his seat; and Kennedy Rue interviews Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey on her rise to Hollywood superstar.

This week on REVOLT Black News, we delve into diverse topics that shape the Black American experience. We reflect on Buffalo's history of race relations, a year after a devastating racist attack, exploring the community's ongoing healing journey. We then turn our focus to the lack of Black sperm donors, highlighting the experiences of celebrities like DaBrat and Jesseca Dupart, while discussing efforts by Black women to create their own donor banks. In our third segment, we look at the increasing interest in psychedelics, its potential for mental health treatment, and Black America's role in this movement. Finally, we tackle the sensitive landscape of comedy, exploring how modern cultural sensitivities are reshaping the comedic craft and what this means for its future. Join us for these in-depth discussions on REVOLT Black News.

REVOLT Black News investigates the rise in white supremacy cases in the United States, black families that want justice for loved ones and are getting their own autopsies, and Gen-Z seems to act out and overdo everything.

"From #MeToo to #MeFirst: The Black Woman's Reckoning" is a powerful episode of REVOLT BLACK NEWS that explores the untold stories of Black women in American gender rights movements. Tarana Burke, the founder of #MeToo, discusses its origins and the co-opting by white women. The show highlights the challenges Black women face in finding allies and exposes the shortcomings of both white women and Black men in supporting their unique struggles. It explores the evolution of Black women as they prioritize themselves and features inspiring conversations with Gen Z Black women who refuse to be left behind. Finally, Mara and Tarana honor sheroes and discuss their inspirations in the fight for equality and inclusion.

Revolt Black News continues to investigate the gruesome killing of Tyre Nichols' and the three Memphis Fire Department personnel who were fired; the team connects with Advanced Democracy to examine how A.I. may be reinforcing racial stereotypes; Kennedy Rue hits the red carpet for the 2023 Met Gala!

In this gripping episode, RBN investigates the unsolved triple homicide of three young sisters in Texas and the unsettling silence from authorities. We also explore the controversial practice of sentencing teenagers as adults, focusing on the racial and socioeconomic disparities involved. Shifting gears, we look into the "Cabo Six" case and the possible miscarriage of justice for the victim, Shanquella Robinson. Finally, we celebrate the rise of Black women in Hollywood, both on-screen and behind the scenes, and discuss the forces driving this cultural revolution. Join us as we dive deep into these captivating stories, shedding light on the often-overlooked issues and triumphs within the Black community.

In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, we delve into the issue of solitary confinement and its devastating impact on Black inmates. With interviews from attorneys and experts, we explore the alarming statistics that show Black men and women are placed in solitary confinement at almost six times the rate of white people. We also discuss the damaging effects of this practice, with more than a third of those held in solitary becoming psychotic or suicidal within just 15 days. Additionally, we cover the lack of charges in the death of Shanquella Robinson in Cabo, Mexico, and the shooting of 16-year-old Ralph Yarle by an 84-year-old man in Missouri. Join us as we shed light on these important issues and call for justice for those impacted by the unjust practices of the criminal justice system.

REVOLT Black News covers the Nashville Gen-Z State Representatives, Justin Pierson and Justin Jones and what’s behind the action of today’s modern fighters, Chloe Bailey stars in the upcoming film 'Praise This' which is from the mind of director/producer Will Packer, and the cast of a Black Lady Sketch Show stops by.