In this episode The Black Is crew discuss the film Straight Outta Compton, growing up in Los Angeles, gangsters vs villains, Eazy-E being a revolutionary, glorification vs identification and more. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew discuss gay marriage being legal, John Hopkins Hospital’s view on transgenderism, and the ability of a business to refuse service in this episode of The Break. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Facebook: Black Is Magazine; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew discuss having allies to help solve major issues, supporting others while fighting your own battles and President Obama’s eulogy in The Break. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew discuss issues surrounding the Charleston church shooting,the Confederate flag being removed from the South Carolina Capitol, what is the consequence for the mistreatment of black people and more. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
In this Mics Off episode of The Break, the crew talk about champagne parties and reminisce about prom. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew discuss if fixing your partner’s plate is a big deal and how other forms of chivalry are viewed in today’s society. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
The Black Is crew continue their discussion around transgenderism, touching on where your identity lies, and how it is affected by religion, society and genitalia. Twitter: @BLACKISONLINE; Email: kc@blackisonline.com; Hotline: (323) 455-4219.
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