REVOLT BLACK NEWS

The legal battle of the Megan Thee Stallion vs. Tory Lanez case is being examined; Kevin Samuels and his interesting views on rating women, single motherhood, and the destruction of the black family; and a conversation about interracial dating in which studies show black men are twice as likely to marry outside their race than black women.

On this episode of Revolt Black News; Marcus Wilson faces trial for the murder of Haley Hutcheson, in which Wilson and his team claimed self-defense ; the fatal stabbing of Christian Toby Obumseli; the latest legislative attempt to legalize marijuana; marriage in the black community and an in-depth look into monogamy.

Dissecting Biden's $32 Billion Police deal and the status of the George Floyd Bill; Shyne, The Hip Hop Head of State and his leadership in Belize; What are some of the startup challenges Black Business owners may face? How can we improve the quality of Black Business? Watch new episodes of REVOLT Black News Thursdays @ 9p ET, only on REVOLT.

Discussing the tragic death of Nipsey Hussle, how to stop the gun violence against rappers; how Black women's hair is dissected in mainstream media and the root of the issue; What's behind African nations and their split on Putin; and the difference between stand your ground, is there a legal double standard?

On this episode of Revolt Black News; Where is Brittney Grier? A growing number of Haitians are fleeing their homeland due to violence and instability; Brown vs. Board - the American education system and the absence of Black male teachers; Black to Business, why black people aren't spending money in their own communities.

On this episode of Revolt Black News; discussing the American education system; remembering Breonna Taylor; the rise of cosmetic procedures and an in-depth look on why its trending among black women. Black owned media covering the biggest stories from Covid-19 to George Floyd and the recent sentencing of Jussie Smollett.

Discussing the relevance of African countries tied to Ukraine and the domino effect as the nation faces war; Who is Kentaji Brown-Jackson? and do Black officials have to use their power to serve the Black community in America?; Black Hair Therapy and the importance of self-care and expression and "Black Women Luxury" problematic or motivational?

Dissecting the drill music phenomenon and the surge of gang-related gun violence in New York City, artists weigh in on how its bigger than the underground genre; the latest study done by the CDC - Black people representing only 12% of the U.S. population but having the largest share of HIV diagnoses. Why are people falling for romance scams? A conversation on the shooting death of Amir Locke and a tribute to Trayvon Martin. Hosted by Neima Abdulahi.

Looking at the legacy and misconceptions of the Black Panthers and Black Lives Matter movements; an analysis of the "smash and grab" trend; does marriage still matter for Black people?; TikTok's Black content creator conundrum; celebrating the Black Music and Entertainment Walk of Fame. Hosted by Neima Abdulahi.

In this episode of REVOLT Black News Weekly, guest host Neima Abdulahi examines Kanye and Drake’s “Free Larry Hoover Benefit Concert” and if it helped or harmed the social justice cause. Larry Hoover’s Attorney, Justin Moore and Author of Trap History A.R. Shaw join. 

As we head into the holidays, a special panel on how inflation and supply chain shortages are impacting healthy food access for Black communities. 

RBN Special Correspondent Kennedy Rue McCullough takes us through this week’s REVOLT Radar which includes Denzel directing “A Journal for Jordan” starring Michael B. Jordan; Travis Scott sits down with Charlamagne about the Astroworld tragedy; and Megan Thee Stallion is now a college graduate! Dani Canada and Ray Cunningham join.

Neima moderates a roundtable, looking back at the year’s biggest international stories on Revolt Black News Weekly in 2021. Whenda Tima helps us check-in on Haiti, and Su Solo gives an update in Tigray!

And Neima closes out the show with the biggest stories of 2021 that caught the attention of RBNW! From the insurrection on Jan 6; to the wave of change with Kamala Harris becoming the first African-American woman to be sworn in as Vice President. A culture shaken at the death of DMX, and awakened by a year in social justice!