It has been six months since the tragic, untimely demise of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin on February 26 by George Zimmerman.

The University of Virginia declined to host a campaign stop by President Obama. The university reportedly declined Obama’s request due to security costs and disruption of classes. School officials said more than 186 classes would have had to be cancelled.

A new NBC/Wall Street Journal poll reveals Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is not very popular with African Americans. Romney received zero percent support from the African American community, according to NBC.

Gabby Douglas appeared in a sit-down interview with Oprah on Oprah’s Next Chapter and recalled an unfortunate experience where she endured bullying by fellow gymnasts.

The self-titled ‘King of the South’ is back at it with his latest single “Go Get It.’ The single is from T.I.’s upcoming eighth studio album “Trouble Man.”

Morris Brown College, a private Historically Black College University located in Atlanta, GA, has formally filed for bankruptcy

Dreadlocks and braids do not have a place at Hampton University’s Business School. The school is sticking by a hair policy many consider unfair.

Hip-Hop was never repetitive in its early stages. From the 1970s onward, each artist presented a different sound and feel to the art form.

Super-Producer Mannie Fresh was the original force behind Cash Money’s early success. With Juvenile’s “Back That Ass Up” track, Manny Fresh ushered Cash Money Records into a new era of mainstream success.

A gunman opened fire on five people in front of the Empire State Building in New York City today. He was later shot and killed by police.

Lil’ Wayne has sparked outrage with a comment he made regarding the Big Apple. Wayne sat down with MTV News as he was promoting his brand new sneaker line with Supra in Las Vegas.