The NFL carried on its controversial and deeply unpopular ritual of performing the so-called “black national anthem” at the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Imagine Schoolhouse Rock crossed with a corporate diversity seminar — along with a whiff of acid — and you’ve got something close to Netflix’s We the People — a ten-part animated series from Barack and Michelle Obama that seeks to “reframe” how children think about the U.S. government, American history, and civic engagement.
Oscar-nominated star Andra Day has claimed the textbooks used in American schools are designed to perpetuate “white supremacy,” alleging they deliberately downplay or hide the accomplishments of black historical figures, including singer Billie Holiday, whom she plays in the Hulu movie The United States vs. Billie Holiday.
Rapper Common and singer Andra Day took the stage Saturday at the gun control March for Our Lives and delivered a politically charged performance of ‘Stand Up for Something.’
Rapper Common and singer Andra Day took the stage at the 90th Academy Awards and delivered a politically charged performance of ‘Stand Up for Something,’ the Oscar-nominated song for the Thurgood Marshall biopic Marshall.
Celebrities and activists gathered in New York City Monday night for the star-studded “People’s State of the Union,” a public rally meant to serve as counter-programming to President Donald Trump’s first State of the Union address on Tuesday.
Grammy-nominated singer Andra Day performed her Black Lives Matter anthem “Rise Up” Tuesday night during the Democratic National Convention.
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton called on some of music’s biggest names for a star-studded concert at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles Monday night, just hours before the polls opened for Tuesday’s critical California primary.
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will return to California on June 6, where Christina Aguilera, John Legend, Stevie Wonder, Ricky Martin, and Andra Day will host a star-studded “She’s With Us” fundraiser for her at the famous Greek Theatre.
In honor of “Black History Month,” ESPN aired a segment called “Rise Up” on ESPN2 Thursday. The segment on the sports network was a song and voice over, both by singer Andra Day and was written by ESPN’s Scoop Jackson. While Day’s song
