The Chicago singer and poet teased her second full-length record by releasing a music video for “ZORA,” named after the iconic author.

The video—which depicts friends of color enjoying a chill BBQ—was written by Chicago Public Schools students.

The Poetry Foundation recognizes the first Black Pulitzer-winning poet on what would be her 100th birthday with an animated version of her 1959 poem, “We Real Cool.”

The native Chicagoans are collecting “LSD” video treatment submissions from local high school students.

“I want people to see the joy of being a person of color, the joy of these communities, the joy of this friendship.”

From Run the Jewels to Solange, we offer our favorite artists’ work to help process the rage and hopelessness you might be feeling right now.

From Bey to ‘Ye, famous to underground, these uplifting and message-driven bangers from the first half of 2016 perfectly score any midsummer gathering.

Jamila Woods, Donnie Trumpet and a gospel choir joined Chance for a stirring ode to the boxer and racial justice advocate.

The singer, poet and youth educator just dropped her debut album.

The Chance the Rapper collaborator’s debut solo album, “Heavn,” drops July 11 on Closed Sessions. 

The singer, songwriter and poet’s solo debut, “Heavn,” drops later this month.

To promote their new single, ”White Privilege II,” Macklemore & Ryan Lewis have been doing interviews that include some of the artist-activists of color who helped them create it. Here’s what they had to say to Colorlines about their purpose, plan and why they didn’t just quietly write the movement some checks.

The nine-minute song was created in collaboration with a number of artists, educators and anti-racism organizers.