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According to people on X, Stephen A. Smith epically put his foot in his mouth in defense of Donald Trump.
Phillip Johnson Richardson, aka Phil. sat down with Cassius to talk about his artistic journey as a musician and actor, as well as preparing for his Broadway debut in the revival of THE WIZ and his upcoming EP, "Hurt People Squared".
NAACP president and CEO Derrick Johnson made an announcement this month that Black athletes should refuse to attend predominantly white colleges and universities in Florida,
Cassius got the opportunity to sit down and talk with DJ Ominaya, a turntable veteran from The Bronx who has worked with several of the best in the business and is the tour DJ for A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and Lola Brooke.
Houston Rockets superstar Jalen Green finally acknowledges the elephant in the room warming up in Draya Michele's oven.
Oprah Winfrey's decades-long struggle with weight, often chronicled on her long-running talk show seemingly came to an end in the last year when she was photographed with a noticeably slimmer appearance.
The contributions of Black cowboys and their cultural significance to America have been often overlooked.
Jonathan Swindell and Lael Alexande discuss the duty of HBCUs as replenishers of knowledge, countering the "cool factor" of disruption to create a more profound sense of community and the long-term goal of HUB Academy, creating pathways for students to walk in as future leaders and out as current leaders. Check out this episode for the cheat code to success.
HBCU Hub founder Jonathan Swindell and Black Wall Street Futurist Lael Alexander share thoughts on HBCU culture and igniting our innate potential.
There is a goldmine of information “hidden in plain sight” that addresses concerns about roles to play and opportunities to seize to become equitable stakeholders in the creation of the future. Multi-award-winning Consumer Product Designer, Innovator, and multiple patent inventor Lael Alexander and HBCU Hub App Founder Jonathan Swindell delve deep and expand wide into […]
Tailgate Throwdown is a cooking competition show like you’ve never seen before. Three HBCU Alumni amateur chefs will battle it out to see who can truly throwdown on the lot. Across three delectable courses—veggies, sides, and, of course, the meat—the contestants will have to impress the greatest panel of judges ever assembled under a pop-up […]
Tailgate Throwdown is a cooking competition show like you’ve never seen before. Three HBCU Alumni amateur chefs will battle it out to see who can truly throwdown on the lot. Across three delectable courses—veggies, sides, and, of course, the meat—the contestants will have to impress the greatest panel of judges ever assembled under a pop-up tent: “The Tailgate Chef” himself, Chef Jason Ellis, foodie influencer and entrepreneur Eating With Erica, former restauranteur turned radio exec, Solo, and special guest, celebrity chef Ashley Clay. Tailgate Throwdown is hosted by none other than the multi-talented George 2.0, actor, writer, producer, DJ, and self-proclaimed tailgate expert.