Jesse Washington

Facebook, Instagram and record companies should let the music play

Malcolm Jenkins, David West and Layshia Clarendon talk about what to do after tweeting

From screaming vocals to uninhibited sexuality, he was the prototype for the modern music superstar

In ‘The Last Dance,’ MJ explains his views about politics and activism during his playing days

No fellowship, no bright outfits and questions about survival at Shiloh Baptist

The series reveals the struggles of both students and teachers with poverty and trauma

The rise of rap, the influence of streaming on the Billboard charts, and changing perceptions of love all play a part

Khalid and Juice Wrld are among the few black artists singing about love on the year-end chart

Love is all over the year-end chart, but few of those songs are coming from black artists

Love songs made up a third of the songs on the year-end chart, but only one was by a black artist