On this episode, host Charise Frazier spoke with Chikesia Clemons, a survivor of police brutality. One year ago this week, she was launched into the public space after her violent arrest in a Saraland, Alabama, Waffle House went viral. Since that time, Chikesia has found an internal power and uses her platform to raise awareness […]
There's nothing more 'Merica than a Black women being held liable for her violent arrest.
Chadwick exemplified de powuh of de black pantha by sharing the stage with a real life hero.
Anthony Wall, the 22-year-old victim, was dressed in a tuxedo after accompanying his sister to the prom.
Emma González was clear that she looks up to someone else other than the Trump supporting rapper.
From the golf course to Waffle House to our own homes, our lives and bodies are constantly under attack.
The franchise "strongly supports" the officers.
James Shaw tackled Travis Reinking and disarmed him before he could kill more victims. However, Reinking is still at large.
Texas Southern University awarded Waffle House employee Evoni Williams $16,000 to help her study business management.
Customer Antonio Robinson said he was shocked when he noticed one employee dipping her hair into a pot of water in the same area where food was being prepared last week.
