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D'Angelo ft. Princess: Sometimes It Snows in April

Music guest D'Angelo pays a moving tribute to Prince by covering his classic "Sometimes It Snows in April" with help from Maya Rudolph and Gretchen Lieberum's cover band, Princess, for the Tonight Show audience.

Timbuktu's 'Badass Librarians': Checking Out Books Under Al-Qaida's Nose

Work in progress: Buses of Santa Fe. A collaboration with Canadian artist, Emma Fitzgerald and the wonderful, complex people of Santa Fe. Coming soon…

#Repost @emmafitz_art with @repostapp. ・・・ Buses of Santa Fe, a collaboration with @emmafitz_art @circa1957: bus as living room, bus as necessity. #bus#transit#publicservice#santafe @santafeartinstitute @chainbreakercollective @cityofsantafe

A photo posted by Circa 1957 (@circa1957) on Apr 7, 2016 at 11:02pm PDT

King Kendrick reigned supreme at the 2016 Grammys

"The Day Beyoncé Turned Black" - SNL

Richard Pryor on Africa and the 'N' word

John Akomfrah: Tate Shots

Kendrick Lamar: Untitled 2 live

My friend and teacher, Dorrie D, dropping knowledge in Strolling!!!

Aretha Franklin proves why she's the queen of soul

Gina Yashere on laughing in the face of bigotry

Kevin Powell on redefining manhood and unlearning misogyny

Kamasi Washington and the Next Step, Scala, London

In being at Scala to see Kamasi Washington's unscheduled pop-up show when he and his band should've been playing in Paris, I heard echoes of the past and saw the present but it was the future that resonated loud and clear. Divine energy. A truly #epic performance by a superior, otherworldly band.

A 25-year old trafficked Nigerian woman crosses the road to meet a possible client in Turin, Italy. In Edo State in Southern Nigeria, many young women seek out smugglers who can help them to reach Europe and escape poverty. Instead they fall victim to traffickers. Other are “sold" by their own families. En route to Europe, they are stopped first in Libya, where gang members force young women into sexual servitude as means of repaying a portion of their debt. This continues in Turin, where they are threatened with violence if they refuse. The exploitation featured in this photo series should not be conflated with sex work that is consensual. This is Elena Perlino @elenaperlino sharing work from my long-term photography documentary “Pipeline,” about the trafficking of women from Edo State, Nigeria, to Italy. #humanrights #opensociety #stoptrafficking #italia #nigeria #opensocietyfoundations (Open Society Foundations notes that the exploitation featured in this piece should not be conflated with sex work that is consensual. For more information on sex work, visit: http://osf.to/sexwork)

A photo posted by Open Society Foundations (OSF) (@opensocietyfoundations) on Oct 27, 2015 at 7:00am PDT

The Amazing Nina Simone - Documentary Feature Trailer

The Amazing Nina Simone - Documentary Feature Trailer from Re-Emerging Films on Vimeo.

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The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution (Trailer)

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'I Urge You to Struggle': An Evening With Ta-Nehisi Coates

Starbucks Pushes Plan to Hire 100,000 Young Workers

Jazz Pianist Robert Glasper on The Tavis Smiley Show

What Happened, Miss Simone? coming soon...

Extended Trailer of The Supreme Price By Joanna Lipper

Parodying the portrayal of migrants to the US

'Taking one minute at a time' - freed death row inmate

Truth tellers: Dr West on David Letterman

Best album in a long, long, loooooong time: Kendrick Lamar, To Pimp A Butterfly

Debate About French Muslim Identity Plays Out In Hip-Hop

As part of our stories about Muslims in Western Europe, commentator Hisham Aidi, author of the book Rebel Music, talks about how music factors into the cultural differences between French Muslims.

Movie of the Year and it's only February: Whiplash