Wayna ‘My Love’

Wednesday Jan 7, 2009 – By Clutch

For more information on Wayna please visit www.myspace.com/waynamusic.

T-Pain ‘Freeze’ (feat. Chris Brown)

Friday Jan 2, 2009 – By Clutch

Barack Obama On 60 Minutes “Road To The White House”

Wednesday Dec 31, 2008 – By Clutch

Muffy ‘Gone Hate’

Monday Dec 29, 2008 – By Clutch

Check out our interview with Muffy here!

Brandy on “The Tyra Banks Show”

Sunday Dec 28, 2008 – By Clutch

Black Girl Docs: ‘Black Woman Walking’ by Tracey Rose

Sunday Dec 28, 2008 – By Clutch

Description by Tracey Rose:
Many Black women (including myself) have faced the daily anxiety of walking past enclaves of damaged men getting harassed… Know that you’re not alone… Do not let dissenters minimize the situation or say that Black women are blowing things out of proportion… Be on the lookout for predator protectionism… Do not fall for the video vixen/promiscuous woman red-herring argument as a subtle way to excuse this behavior, keeping the status quo… I have heard so many of these nonsense prevailing attitudes i.e., “Why can’t Black women at least say HI when being approached?” I don’t care if the woman is the most stuck-up creature on the face of the earth…She is NOT OBLIGATED TO SPEAK TO YOU…Ladies, you DO NOT have any obligation to talk to a stranger…Remember A STRANGER!!!

Ladies — is this a regular issue for you? To the guys, is this your approach? If so, why?

For more information about Tracey Rose please visit www.traceyrose.net.

Bambu ‘Crooks & Rooks’

Wednesday Dec 24, 2008 – By Clutch

For more information on Bambu please visit www.myspace.com/bambumusic and www.bambu.la.

Beyonce ‘Diva’ and ‘Halo’

Tuesday Dec 23, 2008 – By Clutch

Katrina’s Hidden Race War

Tuesday Dec 23, 2008 – By Clutch

“It was like pheasant season in South Dakota. If it moved, you shot it”, said one vigilante.

Think Progress reports, earlier this week, A.C. Thompson of The Nation revealed that after Hurricane Katrina, white vigilante groups patrolled New Orleans, blockaded streets, and shot at least eleven black men. Color of Change is organizing a campaign to tell Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal (R) and state officials to investigate the shootings, as Louisiana’s broken law enforcement agencies have refused to investigate these crimes.