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Negritude Ancestral Tour '26 arrives as the rooted premise of my multimedia project “Negritude: The Names They Tried to Silence” - and yes, it is officially on the move. What began as an album has grown into…

Hurricane Melissa has left behind destruction in its wake, but it also brought out the resilience of the Jamaican people. As the island works towards recovery, help is needed now more than ever. Communities are struggling to rebuild, and it’s…

-Mass 911 Justice

In this Episode, we visit the case of David Yarde’s access to Justice! The important areas of topic included, 

• the barriers to legal access for low-income individuals: Public defenders, legal aid, and pro bono services, the…

Introducing the Mass. 911 Justice Podcast: A Deep Dive into Issues that Matter
In a world where justice isn’t always served equally, and systems often fail the most vulnerable, the Mass. 911 Justice podcast is here to shed light on…

Meet David Yarde, also known in the music world as RudeBoiiiArtist. At just 22 years old, David was convicted of second-degree murder—a crime he has consistently maintained he did not commit. Since 2012, he has been incarcerated, fighting…

"Where New Voices Find Their Echo"

Welcome to your weekly dispatch from the front lines of creativity; a space where beats, bars, and bold voices break through the noise.

Each week, we spotlight five standout releases from across the globe…

Negritude's production channels over 40 historical giants. It’s not just an album; it’s a book and a film (scheduled for a September and October 2025 release, respectively). Now that’s a movement carved in rhythm!!

The “album artwork” is a fusion…

A troubling incident unfolded in Milton, Massachusetts is drawing national attention after a young African-American female was allegedly assaulted and tortured following a GPS misdirection that led her into an offroad location.

According to early reports, the incident occurred in…