Dwight M. Bullard

For generations Black communities have operated by the use of the “Black Tax”—the adage that you have to work twice as hard to get half as much in a world that has made it a point to marginalize African descendant people. Black women and men are faced with being overqualified for positions that less qualified

It was 1989, another summer and the lyricism of Chuck D cemented in our collective memory the call to “Fight the Power.” Public Enemy would include this epic anthem on the soundtrack of the film “Do the Right Thing” which was Spike Lee’s masterpiece on one of the hottest days in Brooklyn and the tensions