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The Detroit native reflects on his road of redemption with awe and appreciation. Photos by Laetitia Rumford
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Forgotten legends, promising newcomers, and those on the cusp of superstardom all released songs as good as…
The 21 Best R&B Songs of 2021
It was a banner year for Black music's most soulful genre.
In ‘The Chi’ Season Finale, Everyone Puts Together A Life With Broken Pieces
In the final episode, Ronnie and Brandon have their futures altered by confronting their past, while Jake’s fu…
The Chi Ep. 9 Shows How Lives Can Be Ruined When Appearance Is Mistaken For Identity
In this episode, various characters are bloodied, abused, and disciplined when the person the world sees does…
‘The Chi’ Recap: Ep. 8 Prisons Can Be Made Out Of Homes, Schools And Chicago Itself
In the latest episode of The Chi, everyone confronts their own prison of circumstance, and we see how hard it…
‘The Chi’ Recap: Ep. 7 Humanizes Police Brutality For Clarity, Not Empathy
In 'The Chi,' we see the corruptive influence of police brutality on the police themselves and the blurred…
‘The Chi’ Recap: On Ep. 6, There’s No Singular Black Experience, No Matter The Outside Perception
Emmett has to decide what sort of father he will be to his kids, as the rest of The Chi’s characters try to ov…
‘The Chi’ Recap: Ep. 5 Makes Us Reckon With The Truth About Black Boys’ Tears And Police Misconduct
Kevin struggles to deal with the death of his estranged father, and the Chicago police abuse their power to…